The article reports a significant increase in the price of Dolphin tuna in Egypt's market, with a per-carton rise ranging from 350 to 730 pounds due to factors such as a 3% interest rate hike, difficulty in obtaining dollars, and delayed releases of goods. Despite these price hikes, the release of over one billion and 236 million dollars worth of commodities and raw materials in the last week of December has led to the stability of prices for many commodities and the return of normalcy in the market. However, the prices of other tuna products have also increased, and the government is working to prevent monopolies and increase supply to ensure market stability and accessibility of commodities to citizens.