Egypt’s Central Bank has devalued the pound for the third time this year.
It came after the country’s foreign reserves tumbled and the currency fell to a record in black-market trading.
Egypt
has been under pressure to cheapen the pound since China’s surprise
devaluation of the yuan in August hit many emerging-market currencies as
they tried to preserve the competitiveness of their exports.
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Source: Euronews
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