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The Central Bank of Egypt has proposed a Ministry of Finance mandate with a total value of £ 20.5 billion, the first £ 18.2 billion and a second £ 1.05 billion reduction of 357 days.<br>According to the budget, the government aims to issue treasury bonds and bonds worth £ 10.16 billion in the current financial year through £ 4096 billion.<br>The finance minister said that the total budget for the new fiscal year 2020-2021 will be translated into the direction of economic political leadership, social and human development, bringing all benefits to social development.<br>It was explained that the goal of the country's new public budget was to achieve a growth rate of 6.4% 4, reduce the total deficit by 6.2% 2, and reduce the size of local public debt by 80% 80. He pointed out that the most important goal of the budget is to develop the economic reform program. The goal of meeting the sustainable development strategy is to see Egypt 2030.<br>The Central Bank of Egypt said that the basic inflation record is 0.2% of the average in 2019, 0.1% s in November of the same year, and recorded the annual inflation rate of 7.1.1 in December 2019 and 3.6.6 in November<br>Bloomberg said that in the past December, Egypt's inflation rate fell, reflecting the success of the country's efforts to curb prices, which is in the framework of economic reform, the government adopted Egypt has been using it for many years to improve its national economy.<br>Dr. Muhammad muait, finance minister, said that in the past period, in the context of geopolitical tensions, changes in world oil prices will have a profound impact on the country's budget, and explained that the Ministry has taken Some procedures to deal with these changes.<br>The frequency and height of the continued decline between the US dollar and the pound, which has dominated the decline in the US dollar and the pound, has been mostly a small bull market in the past week, with prices today reaching £ 15.90 to buy<br>
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