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Egyptian equities shrug off corruption investigation

In a mixed month for the MENA region’s equity markets, Egypt’s EGX30 proved to be the best performer despite the launch of a corruption investigation within the cabinet. In contrast, Saudi Arabia’s TADAWUL dropped back even though oil prices recovered from the lows reached in the middle of August.

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