Egypt to Float Benzene Prices in March
Egypt plans to announce its pricing mechanism for 95-octane benzene by the end of December 2018, to start linking the product to international prices in March 2019.
Egypt plans to announce its pricing mechanism for 95-octane benzene by the end of December 2018, to start linking the product to international prices in March 2019.
Egypt will make further cuts to fuel and energy subsidies in mid-2019, a Fitch Solutions report predicted.
The Tunisian government has increased fuel prices for the fourth time in 2018, raising them by about 4% as the government attempts to reduce the budget deficit and meet the financial demands stipulated by foreign ...
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The Egyptian cabinet has announced that the country will purchase insurance contracts from international financial institutions to hedge against fluctuating global oil prices.
Egypt will raise natural gas prices for households and businesses by up to 75% from the beginning of August.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that the recently-approved automatic fuel price mechanism will protect Egypt's budget from movements in the global oil markets.
The government announced new fuel price increases on June 16, the third time prices have risen since the country floated the Egyptian pound in November 2016.
Electricity prices will increase by an average of 26% on July 1 as subsidy cuts included in the 2018/19 fiscal budget are introduced.
Egypt’s annual headline consumer price inflation (CPI) fell 1.7% in May 2018.