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War's impact on global food supply: Egypt raises interest rates, cites Ukraine

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The war in Ukraine has shaken the global economy and threatened food supplies and livelihoods of people across the world. Egypt's Central Bank raised its key interest rate Monday for the first time since 2017, citing inflationary pressures triggered by Russia's war in Ukraine, which hiked oil prices to new records, as RFI correspondent in Cairo, Alexandre Buccianti reports.

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