Egypt Stock Market becoming more attractive: Credit Suisse
By Bloomberg
01 September 2019 |
2:51 pm
Ahmed Badr, head of equities for the Middle East, North Africa at Credit Suisse, talks about the region's stock markets. He speaks with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny and Tracy Alloway on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East."
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