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Mohamed Abdel Aal: Interest rates at a crossroads! - Al-Alam Al-Youm

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Banking expert Mohamed Abdel Aal confirmed that the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Egypt is scheduled to meet next Thursday to decide and choose between the decisions to maintain or reduce. Of course, which of the two choices may be the most appropriate, and may also be the most difficult!! We all know that the general inflation rate, as well as the core inflation rate, both may… Source

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Mohamed Abdel Aal: Interest rates at a crossroads! - Al-Alam Al-Youm

Banking expert Mohamed Abdel Aal confirmed that the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Egypt is scheduled to meet next Thursday to decide and choose between the decisions to maintain or reduce. Of course, which of the two choices may be the most appropriate, and may also be the most difficult!! We all know that the general inflation rate, as well as the core inflation rate, both may… Source

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