“No one group, like the Muslim Brotherhood, can control and dominate Egypt,” Ayman el-Leithy, a 47-year-old accountant, said in the article. “Anyone who wants to rule as a dictator is not fit to rule Egypt.”
Last year, the violence over Mubarak’s rule caused the Egypt’s stock market to plummet, and Eyptian stocks have been recovering for the most part of the year as the successful democratic elections helped stabilize the outlook. [Political Stability Brings Investors Back to Egypt ETF]
Market Vectors Egypt Index ETF
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Max Chen contributed to this article.