CAIRO, Nov 8 (Aswat Masriya) - Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Nov. 8, 2016:
Al-Ahram:
- Egypt on high alert to preserve national security.
- Campaigns around governorates to adjust market prices.
- Today .. Americans elect their 45th president.
- Moody’s lauds the floating of the pound.
Al-Akhbar:
- Settling employees’ leave and salaries before and after the civil service law.
- Sisi: High alert to preserve national security.
- Americans elect their 45th president today.
- Finalizing the lists of detained youth on Nov. 20.
Al-Masry Al-Youm:
- The US determines the White House’s fate today.
- The dollar breaks the EGP 17 barrier at the banks.
- Cuper maneuvers around Ghana with 3 winning cards, and tickets on sale today.
Al-Watan:
- The US elects the “world’s fate” … and the odds are on Clinton’s side.
- Sisi calls for highest degree alert to protect national security and citizens’ safety.
- The flotation hikes up steel prices, and gold reaches EGP 12.
Al-Shorouk:
- Sisi: The state bears the brunt of the recent economic decisions pertaining to electricity.
- Egypt seeks to increase the first tranche of the IMF loan to $3.5 billion.
- Today, the US elects Obama’s successor.
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