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  1. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Mona Alameddine

    Foreign Buying Lifts EGX as Blue Chips Rejoin Broader Advance (opens the original)

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    The Egyptian Exchange advanced on Monday, July 13, as foreign investors returned to net buying and the benchmark EGX30 recovered from the previous session’s marginal decline. Gains extended across most principal indices, although the lower-volatility index edged down, indicating that the advance was broad but not uniform. The EGX30 rose 0.67 percent to 52,608.28 points, while the EGX33 Shariah Index gained 0.16 percent to 5,888.94 points. The EGX70 Equal Weight Index added 0.47 percent to 16,563

  2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Mona Alameddine

    Domestic Buying Broadens Market Gains as EGX30 Pauses After Rally (opens the original)

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    The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) delivered a mixed but broadly positive performance on Sunday, 12 July, as gains in small- and mid-cap shares outweighed a marginal decline in the benchmark index. While the EGX30 eased 0.11% to 52,256.18 points, the EGX70 and EGX100 outperformed the benchmark despite continued net selling by non-Arab foreign investors. The EGX33 Shariah Index edged up 0.05% to 5,879.61 points, while the EGX35-LV advanced 0.67% to 6,196.87 points. The EGX70 Equal Weight Index climbed 1

  3. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Mona Alameddine

    Foreign Buying Gives Way to Domestic Buying as (EGX) Ends Week Higher (opens the original)

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    The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) ended the trading week on a firmer footing on Thursday, recovering part of the previous session’s losses as Egyptian and Arab investors returned to buying, while the Central Bank of Egypt’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged provided a supportive macroeconomic backdrop. The rebound indicated that Wednesday’s decline reflected a period of profit-taking rather than a broader deterioration in market sentiment. The benchmark EGX30 rose 0.54% to close at 52,311.51

  4. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Mona Alameddine

    Central Bank Holds Policy Steady as Egypt's June Inflation Slips to 14.3% (opens the original)

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    CAIRO — The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) kept its benchmark interest rates unchanged on Thursday after new data showed annual urban consumer inflation eased modestly to 14.3% in June, reinforcing expectations that policymakers may resume their monetary easing cycle later this summer if disinflation continues. According to the Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS), annual urban inflation slowed from 14.6% in May, while consumer prices declined 0.4% month-on-month, marking

  5. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Mona Alameddine

    Foreign Buying Absorbs EGX Profit-Taking Amid Reform Momentum (opens the original)

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    Egyptian equities retreated on Wednesday, July 8, as investors took profits after a strong rally, while renewed regional tension weighed on risk appetite. The benchmark EGX30 fell 1.84% to 52,028.37 points, after opening at 53,006.11 points and touching an intraday low of 51,820.41 points, according to EGX index data. The broader market also weakened. The EGX33 Shariah Index declined 1.70% to 5,845.63 points, the EGX35-LV lost 1.02% to 6,093.91 points, the EGX70 Equal Weight Index fell 1.30% to

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