Browsing Category
Editors’ Picks
Egypt’s Lease-to-Own Land Proposal Could Reshape Industrial Policy
Industry Minister Khaled Hashem’s proposal to introduce lease-to-own arrangements for industrial land is a rare…
Can Egypt’s Energy Debt Settlement Unlock a New Investment Cycle?
For the first time in years, Egypt has resolved one of the most sensitive, persistent challenges facing its energy…
When Egypt Speaks the Language of the Future in London
The true value of an economic conference is rarely found in the communiqués issued at the end of the day or the…
Banking Without Banks
For much of the past century, banking operated on a model of visible scale.
Can Egypt’s Property Reforms End a Silent Confidence Crisis?
For years, Egypt’s property market has sold more than homes. This booming sector has sold reassurance, becoming one…
Imagine Being Hassan Abdalla in a World Addicted to Instability
Imagine being Hassan Abdalla, the governor of the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE). You are not overseeing the monetary…
Egypt and the Economics of Anxiety
In normal times, economies are measured through standard indicators: interest rates, inflation, fiscal deficits,…
How the Fed’s Higher-For-Longer Stance Is Reshaping Markets
In the later stages of a monetary tightening cycle, holding interest rates steady is rarely a sign of relief.…
Six Figures that Define Egypt’s 2026 Budget: Resilience Test or Transition Plan?
Reading Egypt’s state budget is no longer an analytical luxury; it is a necessity for understanding how economic…
Borrowing or Selling Assets: A Cycle That Risks Repeating the Crisis
There is little space left for incremental policy responses. The familiar toolkit—borrowing or selling state…