The Central Bank of Egypt has loosened its grip onthe pound over the past week and we think the currency probably needs to fall by at least another 5% in order to restore external competiveness. Butgiven the CBE’s past history with managing the exchange rate, it’s likely to be a stop-start process getting there.
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