Analysis by Region - Africa - Egypt

While Egypt faces exposure to US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, the direct trade impact appears limited. US tariffs remain at 10%, unchanged since the April 2 'Liberation Day' announcement. With just 4.6% of Egypt’s exports going to the US, the immediate economic effect is negligible. However, broader global trade tensions could indirectly affect Egypt through higher business costs and reduced global investment, creating ripple effects that challenge consumption and strain the local economy.


Egypt: Lower investment should be worrisome for authorities
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