Egypt in on the Verge of an Economic Crisis
The Egyptian pound is likely to devalue by up to 20% against the dollar in 2012. The currency’s slide in value represents the biggest threat to the Egyptian economy. Egypt’s government is running out...
View ArticleEgypt Plunged into Crisis – Part 1
This week’s dissolution of Egypt’s parliament and imposition of martial law were the first steps of a military-led coup. As a result, the ruling military council has taken over legislative powers and...
View ArticleEgypt Plunged into Crisis, Part 2: What it means for Foreign Investment
The dust has not yet settled from recent political events in Egypt. However, it is already clear that the reinvestment timeline is delayed for foreign companies due to increased political uncertainty,...
View ArticleLooming Confrontation Impacts Investment Climate in Egypt
Egypt’s military and the Muslim Brotherhood are inching closer to a direct confrontation, which has serious ramifications for the country’s investment climate. Today Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional...
View Article5 Signposts to Monitor for Investing in Egypt
Foreign companies have reason for cautious optimism in Egypt after President Morsi’s stunning consolidation of power last month. Monitor economic and political signposts to anticipate the investment...
View ArticleOpportunities for MNCs in the Middle East & North Africa
The Middle East and North Africa’s shifting environment is making it more difficult for companies to justify investment. Several events are fueling the perception of MENA’s instability. Economic and...
View ArticleEmerging Market View: What Our Analysts Are Reading – 2/22/2013
Setbacks in the hopeful open sky policy for ASEAN, as well as more nervy news for Egypt’s declining fiscal health round off this week’s headlines highlighted by our research analysts: The Wall Street...
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