Egyptian inflation dipped to 14.1% y/y in September, but this is unlikely to mark the start of a downward trend. Policymakers are edging to closer to an IMF deal, so a fresh devaluation of the pound and further subsidy cuts are looking increasingly likely, which will cause inflation to rise again.
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