Sunday 15/March/2026 – 09:50 PM
Egypt imported black and partially fermented tea products, worth $200.7 million, during the first 10 months of last year 2025, according to the Foreign Trade Bulletin of the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics.
Black and fermented tea products
Egypt also imported secondary supplies from Iran, the most important of which are raw marble, pistachios, grapes, machinery and other products worth $2.54 million, during the first 10 months of 2025.
Egypt’s imports from Iran did not exceed $2.6 million
According to a bulletin Foreign trade The value of fresh pistachio imports from Iran amounted to about 896.7 thousand dollars during the first 10 months of 2025.
The latest foreign trade data issued by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics revealed that Egypt’s imports of dried and peeled beans intended for purposes other than seeds and not prepared for retail sale recorded a total value amounting to $284,804,000, which is equivalent to about 14.2 billion pounds during the period from January to October 2025.
On the other hand, foreign investors recorded net selling in… Treasury bills The value of approximately $57 million was crossed through the secondary market during Sunday’s session, almost one of the lowest daily exit values since the outbreak of the war on Iran.
This development comes in conjunction with the rise in the cost of insuring Egypt’s five-year sovereign debt by about 6.7% during today’s trading, reaching the level of 370.6 points, which reflects an increase in the levels of risks associated with sovereign debt.
The Stock Exchange had previously allowed the trading of government treasury bills and bonds for individual investors via trading screens, allowing the buying and selling of debt instruments in a manner similar to stock trading, and providing investors with the flexibility to exit before maturity, in addition to diversifying investment options between short-term bills and longer-term bonds with a periodic return.
