CAIRO, Nov 6 (Aswat Masriya) – Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Nov. 6, 2016:
Al-Ahram:
- Increasing outlets and selling basic commodities at affordable prices
- Tighter control on transportation and market to control prices
- Squad for Ghana match to be announced today
Akhbar Al-Youm:
- Increasing outlets, selling basic goods at reasonable prices and provision of infant milk - Sisi
- 15 per cent average increase in transportation prices...no increase in public transport tickets
- No intention to raise prices of drugs - Health minister
Al-Masry al-Youm:
- Banks revise limits on credit cards abroad
- Signing of Dabaa nuclear project this month in presence of Putin
- Brotherhood-related movement claim responsibility for judge's assassination
- Ruling on constitutionality of protest law on December 3
Al-Watan:
- Saudi Aramco did not send fuel shipments to Egypt for second month - Ministry of petroleum
- Government and parliament attempt to contain effects of fuel and pound floatation
- Zamalek coaching staff resigns
Al-Shorouk:
- Expectations of flowing of $5 billion during one month
- Dollar close to 16 pounds in third day of flotation
- Constitutional court resolves issue of protest law on December 3
- Calming message from Riyadh to Cairo - Sources
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