Egypt's foreign reserves rise to $34bn in Nov
Cairo, December 7, 2009
Egypt's net foreign reserves rose to $34.11 billion in November from $34.03 billion a month earlier, the Central Bank of Egypt said on its website on Monday.-Reuters
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