Latest in Tag: Money Highlight
Latest in Tag: Money
Al Rajhi releases new ‘smart activation’ service
Al Rajhi has invested large amounts in its electronic infrastructure in order to ensure its ability to continue providing products and services to clients that save them time when undergoing financial transactions online
Rebel economy wrap
Egypt’s Catch 22
Shura discusses amendments to asset-recovery committee
The draft aims to coordinate efforts to restore money smuggled abroad
Mahmoud Al-Garf: A new road map for industrial investments is being implemented
Daily News Egypt interviews Dr Mahmoud Al-Garf, president of the Industrial Development Authority (IDA)
Unemployment hits 13%
Labour force survey for Q4 2012 reveals growing rate of unemployment
Egypt’s consumer confidence dips nine points in Q4
Optimism for local jobs prospects declined nine points
Rebel Economy Wrap
Breather rather than a new equilibrium
Price of dollar nears EGP 7 after last week’s transactions
Nears EGP 7.30 on the black market, the highest rate recorded since currency crisis began last month
Egypt seeks to meet energy needs
EGPC is seeking to buy 968 thousand tonnes of diesel to be delivered between April and June
VISA: take control of your financial future
The most recent Financial Literacy tool Visa has created is a Marvel comic book
Cameron promises Morsy to unfreeze $160 million of assets for Egypt
British defence chief to travel to Egypt for meeting
Protesters arrested on anniversary of OWS
100 protesters march with $100 bills taped to their mouths, demanding money doesn’t interfere with politics
UK slow to return Mubarak’s millions
Money could be the solution to Egypt’s financial woes
European stocks slip
London (AFP) – European stock markets weakened Friday as poor Chinese trade data sparked fresh concern about slowing economic growth in the Asian powerhouse nation. London’s FTSE 100 index of top companies dipped 0.08 per cent to 5,846.37 points in morning deals, Frankfurt’s DAX 30 dropped 0.37 per cent to 6,939.68 and the Paris CAC …
New claim about Mubarak’s billions
Accusation is made that billions lie in Egyptian bank
Public debt overshadows economic future
It is no secret that the job president-elect Mohamed Morsi has undertaken, reforming Egypt’s long stagnant economy into a working one, will be fraught with hardship.
Hurdles are ever-present, such as a tense relationship with the all-but-ruling military council and countless social problems.