Egyptian stocks fell Monday, pushing the benchmark index to its biggest three-day drop in more than three months, led by broker EFG-Hermes Holding SAE and real-estate companies. The EGX 30 Index lost 3.2 per cent, the largest decline among 93 equity indexes tracked by Bloomberg, to 6,397.12 at 12:05 p.m. in Cairo. The measure is down 5.6 per cent in the past three days, the most since Nov. 30. EFG-Hermes, the largest publicly traded Arab investment bank, lost 6.3 per cent, headed for the biggest one-day drop since Dec. 9. Telecom Egypt retreated 6.1 per cent, poised for the largest decline since October 2008, after full-year earnings at the country's fixed-line monopoly missed estimates. Egyptians Housing Development & Reconstruction lost 7 per cent to 4 Egyptian pounds, headed for the lowest level in a year and Cairo Housing Development Co. tumbled 5.8 per cent to 5.72 pounds.