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Global Financial Crisis


Europe acts to strengthen banks PDF Print E-mail
Written by Egypt News   
Monday, 13 October 2008
Germany, France and Spain have announced multi-billion euro rescue schemes to shore up their banksEurope acts to strengthen banks

 
Markets surge after crisis talks PDF Print E-mail
Written by Egypt News   
Monday, 13 October 2008
US shares have risen strongly in early trading as investors welcome fresh efforts by global leaders to end the recent financial turmoilMarkets surge after crisis talks

 
Political action leads to rebound in global markets PDF Print E-mail
Written by Egypt News   
Monday, 13 October 2008
World markets bounced back Monday following last week's massive stock sell-off. The rebound occurred as U.S. and European leaders intensified their efforts to ease a credit crisis that has shaken global economies over the past monthGlobal Financial Crisis

 
Arab markets rebound after govt action PDF Print E-mail
Written by Egypt News   
Monday, 13 October 2008
Stock markets in the Middle East, including the oil-rich Gulf, rebounded on Monday following a series of local and international measures to try to ease the global financial crisis
The Saudi market, the largest in the Arab world, soared 7.7 percent at the opening to well above the 6,000-point mark after plunging to a four-year low at the start of the trading week on Saturday.
 
Arab Stock Market

 
Egypt main index stock down 3 pct PDF Print E-mail
Written by Egypt News   
Monday, 13 October 2008
The dealers in Egypt reported that the Egyptian main index shed over 3 percent on Sunday as foreign investors sold big caps, but local bargain-hunting in shares like Orascom Construction Industries trimmed market losses
The CASE 30 index plunged over 9 percent in early trade but pared losses to end 3.1 percent down at 5,491.76 points. The Hermes index lost 3.39 percent to 497.04 points and the CIBC index fell 3.33 percent.
 		 Egypt main index stock down 3 pct

 
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Cairo Cinema

Adrenalin
 This is It
Egyptian Adrenalin Movie This is It movie for Michael Jackson
Lieutenant colonel Mahmoud Abul-Leil discovers a disfigured anonymous corpse and leads a team of investigators to solve the murder
 Michael Jackson’s This is It will offer Jackson fans and music lovers worldwide a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the performer as he developed
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Cairo Events

Beyonce in Egypt Cairo Film Festival 2009
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Beyonce in Egypt Port Ghalib
Cairo International Film Festival 2009
 



Egypt Video

Egyptian National Democratic Party

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and National Democratic Part annual conference

Barack Oama Nobel Peace prize: Support and opposition

Barack Oama Nobel Peace prize: Support and opposition

Man of Peace and War (Anwar Al Sadat)

Man of Peace and War (Anwar Al Sadat)

World Climate Conference in Geneva

World Climate Conference in Geneva

Michael Jackson (King of the POP)

Michael Jackson (King of the POP)

H1N1 Epidemic and Pandemic Alert and Response (EPR)

H1N1 Epidemic and Pandemic Alert and Response (EPR)

 

Railway accidents in Egypt

Egypt's national railway system is the biggest in the Middle East, with nearly 5,000 kilometers of ...

 

Battle for honour, liberating the land

Contrary to what was in the Western and Israeli sites said, the 6 October war was a battle to liber...

 

FIFA U-20 World Cup

The FIFA U-20 World Cup, until 2005 known as the FIFA World Youth Championship, is the world champi...

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