Egypt’s M2 money supply climbed by 19.2 percent in the year to the end of August, the central bank (CBE) said on Monday.
Money supply rose to 1.329 trillion Egyptian pounds ($192.8 billion) from 1.316 trillion at the end of July and 1.115.3 trillion at the end of August 2012.
Following is a table of the latest M2 figures in billions of Egyptian pounds, according to the central bank’s website :
(In bln pounds) Domestic liquidity (M2)
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Aug 2013
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July 2013
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Aug 2012
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1,329.5
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1,316.2
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1,115.3 |
($1 = 6.8918 Egyptian pounds)
Source: Reuters