CAIRO: Wasfy Amin’s jewelry shops in the heart of Islamic Cairo ran into trouble when a street revolt scared away tourists last year. Part of his business is growing again, but not a part that inspires optimism in Egypt’s flailing economy.
http://www.dailystar.com.lb/Business/International/2012/May-17/173644-egypt-economy-in-crisis-as-presidential-vote-looms.ashx#axzz20LEVqzez
http://www1.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=707051&SecID=24&IssueID=0
http://www1.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=706697&SecID=24&IssueID=0
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http://www.dostorasly.com/news/view.aspx?cdate=15062012&id=9dcb1baa-3adf-4074-91b3-9f98882b94ef
http://www.dostorasly.com/news/view.aspx?cdate=15062012&id=bd82c18e-3985-4365-a400-7137d9a1c47a
Since the uprising, inward investment and tourism revenues have fallen, growth has slowed, unemployment has risen and the fiscal deficit has widened.
http://isnblog.ethz.ch/isn-security-watch/egypts-presidential-elections-the-economy
http://www.dostorasly.com/news/view.aspx?cdate=14062012&id=e810ccb1-d618-49a3-84f9-4399248dbfeb
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CAIRO — Depending on whom you talk to, Egyptian bankers deserve either garlands for the prudential way they avoided financial catastrophe or thorns for throttling their country’s small businesses with miserly, short-sighted credit policies.
CAIRO — Depending on whom you talk to, Egyptian bankers deserve either garlands for the prudential way they avoided financial catastrophe or thorns for throttling their country’s small businesses with miserly, short-sighted credit policies.
