Egypt's Suez Canal recorded a 10.7% rise in revenues in February to $334.1m compared to the same month a year ago, but remained lower than the $383.6m seen in January, Meed has reported. The number of vessels passing through the waterway stood at 1,256 in February, a 1.3% decline from February 2009 and an 11.4% drop against January 2010.
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