Egyptian Protests Impact Country's Economy

Mass protests across Egypt are having a negative effect on the country's economy as banks run out of money, petrol stations close down and tour operators suspend tourism activities.

A cargo ship passes through the Suez Canal, a vital link in world trade,that contributes significantly to the Egyptian economy.

  • Egypt:   Protests Hit Economy

    RFI, 1 February 2011

    The mass protests across Egypt are having a negative effect on the country's economy as banks run out of money, petrol stations close down and tour operators suspend departures… Read more »

  • Egypt:   Access Hindered in And Out of Cairo

    RFI, 1 February 2011

    Egypt national train services have been cancelled and main access roads to Cairo are closed. Read more »

  • Nigeria:   Egypt - Oil Price Soars Above $100

    Leadership, 1 February 2011

    The ongoing protest in Egypt has pushed crude oil price to over $100 per barrel. Traders are worried that if there is no solution to the turmoil in Egypt, it could disrupt oil… Read more »

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