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By Elizabeth Richards in News — 03 Jan 2023

Egypt's net foreign reserves rise to $34.003 bln in December - c.bank

Egypt's net foreign reserves rise to $34.003 bln in December - c.bank
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CAIRO, Jan 3 (Reuters) – Egypt’s net foreign reserves rose to $34.003 billion in December from $33.532 billion in November, the central bank said on Tuesday….

Read more at nasdaq.com: Egypt’s net foreign reserves rise to $34.003 bln in December – c.bank

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