Inflows hit $80bn since floating exchange rate
Governor of Egypt’s Central Bank Tarek Amer
Cairo - Egypt Today
Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) Tarek Amer on Wednesday said that monetary reform measures led to increasing foreign currency inflows into the country hitting 80 billion dollars since the exchange rate was floated in November.
In statements carried by Al Arabiya news channel, he added that the Bank has outlined a comprehensive program for solving the foreign currency problem.
Floating the exchange rate is part of a program for regulating the financing policy in Egypt, he added.
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