Consumers
Egypt announced establishing its first commodity exchange company as part of the country’s plan to develop its internal trade, as the commodities exchange will provide protection to small farmers and producers.
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It reached a record high in July on the back of energy subsidy cuts but has gradually eased since then.
A wrap-up for the most prominent business news of the day.
Consumers will not bear the approved increase in the prices of connecting natural gas to home consumers, a source in the petroleum sector said Sunday.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce warned on Friday that the Trump administration was making “highly dangerous demands” in the NATO talks.
U.S. lawmakers are due to question the former head of Equifax Inc at a Tuesday hearing.
Consumer spending in the Arab region during the Eid holiday is predicted to jump 30 percent.
Egypt has procured two million tons of wheat from local farmers since its harvest began in mid-April.
A new law to protect Egyptian consumers is in the works to overcome the flaws in the current law, according to Atef Yaacoub, head of Egypt's Consumer Protection Agency (CPA).
