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By Abdel Kader Ramadan Egypt's stocks hit a 14-week low on Sunday, with the country's benchmark index EGX30 index falling by 5.54 percent as investors panicked following Britain voting in favor of leaving the European Union on Thursday. Analysts had predicted that the Egyptian stock market would face setbacks on Sunday. Mohamed Radwan, a Sales Manager at Pharos Holding for Financial Investments, expected Egypt's bourse to see a "huge slump" in the wake of Britain's vote. The results of the British referendum…
