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The net acquisition of financial assets from Egypt

5.98 Domestic Currency in 2012

Though Egypt net acquisition of financial assets fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to decrease through 2003 - 2012 period ending at 5.98 domestic currency in 2012.

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The net acquisition of financial assets from Africa
Ethiopia 56,464.1 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Zambia 4,124.69 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Mozambique 4,091.6 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Uganda 2,759.61 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Mauritius 2,401.1 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Lesotho 1,948.08 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Seychelles 1,463.8 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Namibia 1,317.46 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Angola 561.35 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Senegal 147.7 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Government finance in Egypt
Budget Deficit -167.37 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Government Expenditure 435.07 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Government Revenue 303.62 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets 35.92 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities 173.35 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Operating Balance -131.45 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing -62.93 Domestic Currency in 2012 IMF
Structural Balance -5.77 Percent of potential GDP in 2023 IMF
General Government The net acquisition of financial assets of the central government of Egypt
Extrabudgetary 5.98 Domestic Currency in 2011 IMF