Why does Egypt's economy boost not strengthen the pound

Reports indicate that the positive credit ratings Egypt has received, such as the "B3" rating from Moody's, reflect progress in economic and financial reforms and an improved ability to face shocks. These developments are complemented by a decline in public debt and record-high international reserves. However, the US dollar continues to appreciate against the Egyptian pound, reaching approximately 53.5 pounds. Egyptian monetary policies are focused on controlling inflation rather than targeting the exchange rate, which has led to foreign currency inflows and rising reserves. Economists link these ratings to currency movements, explaining that fluctuations in the pound's exchange rate are influenced by market factors such as demand for the dollar and government revenues, rather than solely by credit assessments.

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