Egypt Consumer Prices & Whole Economy PMIs (May)

The rise in Egyptian inflation in May, combined with upcoming subsidy cuts, means that the central bank will almost certainly refrain from resuming its easing cycle in the coming months. Meanwhile, the latest whole economy PMIs painted another bright picture of activity in the Gulf’s non-oil sectors.

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