The Egyptian authorities seem close to securing an IMF deal, but the conditions attached to lending have been a stumbling block to a bailout in the past and opposition has already started to emerge this time around. In this Update, we take a closer look at what reforms the IMF is likely to demand and what appetite there is among policymakers to push these through.
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