Pressures on the Egyptian pound mount

Provisional data from the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) showing no improvement in foreign currency reserves in June – as had been hoped – will keep pressure on the pound. With political conditions still fragile, we think that reaching a deal with the IMF is becoming imperative.

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