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Egypt Consumer Prices (Oct.)

The rise in Egyptian inflation to 4.5% y/y in October adds to the reasons why we think that policymakers will hold off on cutting interest rates when they meet on Thursday. Further out, we think that the easing cycle will be resumed once the central bank has received the green light from the IMF.

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