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Analysis of Factors Affecting Stock Market Performance: ((Egypt as a Case Study)

Journal article published 2007-03-01 by the University of Baghdad - College of Administration and Economics analyzing factors affecting stock market performance using Egypt as a case study. Additional methodological or findings details were not included in the supplied source data.

Illustrative image: Sinai Desert, Egypt. The South Sinai beckons with epic mountain landscapes that are everything barren. It's an arid landscape that's starkly beautiful. — Vyacheslav Argenberg/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

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The article pertains to factors affecting Egypt's stock market and may be relevant to readers interested in Egyptian financial markets.

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Analysis of Factors Affecting Stock Market Performance: ((Egypt as a Case Study)

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