Egypt keeps emerging market status as FTSE Russell lifts downgrade threat
FTSE Russell has taken Egypt off its downgrade watch list. The country keeps its Secondary Emerging market status after key companies met index rules.
FTSE Russell has taken Egypt off its downgrade watch list. The country keeps its Secondary Emerging market status after key companies met index rules.
Ethiopia's central bank will put 840 million US dollars up for grabs in six foreign exchange auctions during the second quarter of the 2026/27 fiscal year.
Egypt is setting up a Unified Licensing Window to cut red tape for investors. The move is part of a three-year plan to boost private sector growth.
Emerging-market assets are falling. Investors are reacting to higher oil prices and mixed signals from central banks. Inflation and debt risks are back in focus.
Commercial International Bank (Egypt) will invest up to EGP 2 billion in MNT-Halan’s planned international offering. The deal marks a bold step in Egypt’s non-bank financial sector.
Egypt's Thndr platform has crossed $19.6 billion in total trading, ramping up its presence on multiple exchanges and picking up new regulatory licenses.
Valu, Egypt’s fast-growing fintech, is moving into new markets and bringing Amazon on board as a direct investor after its listing on the Egyptian Exchange.
Financial professionals have until 9 October to lock in discounted rates for the 7th Annual ETFGI Global ETFs Insights Summit. The event brings together industry leaders from Europe and Africa in London and online this November.
Ethiopia’s central bank is shaking up the foreign exchange market with scheduled USD 125 million auctions. Banks and businesses now get a clearer shot at hard currency.