Net tonnage rose by more than half to 68.3 million tonnes, while monthly revenues reached USD 567.1 million, compared with USD 326 million a year earlier. A large number of products sold in Egypt depend, directly or indirectly, on international trade.
Net tonnage rose by more than half to 68.3 million tonnes, while monthly revenues reached USD 567.1 million, compared with USD 326 million a year earlier.
A large number of products sold in Egypt depend, directly or indirectly, on international trade.
It could also signal that one of the world's most important shipping routes is becoming more reliable again, which matters to Egyptian businesses and consumers because the cost of transporting goods...
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Net tonnage rose by more than half to 68.3 million tonnes, while monthly revenues reached USD 567.1 million, compared with USD 326 million a year earlier. A large number of products sold in Egypt depend, directly or indirectly, on international trade. It could also signal that one of the world's most important shipping routes is becoming more reliable again, which matters to Egyptian businesses and consumers because the cost of transporting goods internationally can eventually show up in domestic prices.
Egypt imports finished consumer goods as well as the raw materials, machinery, Continue reading "Why the Suez Canal's Recovery Matters for Egypt's Economy" The post Why the Suez Canal's Recovery Matters for Egypt's Economy first appeared on Egyptian Streets.
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