Egyptian inflation to stay in double digits for most of this year

Egyptian inflation came in at 10.1% y/y in January and, with a looming devaluation of the pound and the government preparing the ground for a fresh round of subsidy cuts, it is likely to remain in (or close to) double digits for most of this year.

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