EGYPTIAN STOCK MARKET TAKES A DIVE
The Egyptian stock market tanked yesterday, suffering its biggest fall of the year.
The EGX 100 Index fell 4% after Mohammed Morsi, the newly elected president, challenged the country’s generals by calling for the dissolved parliament to reconvene.
Egyptians have been spooked at the prospect of more unrest, and international investors are increasingly anxious about the country’s ability to secure an urgently needed US$3 billion loan from the IMF.

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