Egypt: Investors too complacent on political risks

Investor concerns over the risk of a disorderly devaluation of the pound are beginning to fade on the back of fresh hopes that the new Egyptian president will pursue an agreement with the IMF. However, given that political conditions remain fragile, the recent market euphoria could be short-lived.

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