The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) announces that it has withdrawn nearly 3 billion dollars (equivalent to 146 billion Egyptian pounds) in liquidity from 13 banks during its weekly auction in the open market, at a yield rate of 21.5%. This operation is part of the liquidity management policy implemented by the institution to regulate…...
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The Central Bank of Egypt withdraws about 3 billion dollars in liquidity from the banking system
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