Egypt's Suez Canal receipts slipped to $144.4 million in February from $160.8 million in January but up from $139.1 million in February 1999, the Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center said.
The canal is a main source of hard currency for Egypt, along with remittances from Egyptians working abroad, tourism and oil.
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