Today’s price of the US dollar against the Egyptian pound on the black market and within Egyptian banks

Currently, the price of the dollar arouses the interest of many citizens in Egypt, as they seek to know the daily exchange rate between the US dollar and the Egyptian pound, as the dollar is considered one of the basic currencies that greatly affects the Egyptian economy, and its prices vary between banks and the black market.

The price of the dollar on the black market

Witness The price of the dollar on the black market A slight increase, ranging between 47.3 and 47.5 Egyptian pounds per dollar, and it has increased by 10 piasters during the recent period.

The price of the dollar in Egyptian banks

As for Egyptian banks, the price of the dollar stabilized between 47.02 and 47.25 Egyptian pounds per dollar, as this price varies between different banks.

  • National Bank of Egypt: 47.10 pounds to buy, and 47.20 pounds to sell.
  • Egypt Bank: 47.10 pounds to buy, and 47.20 pounds to sell.
  • Cairo Bank: 47.10 pounds to buy, and 47.20 pounds to sell.
  • Commercial International Bank: 47.10 pounds to buy, and 47.20 pounds to sell.
  • Al Baraka Bank: 47.05 pounds to buy, and 47.15 pounds to sell.
  • Suez Canal Bank: 47.07 pounds to buy, and 47.17 pounds to sell.
  • Credit Agricole Bank: 47.08 pounds to buy, and 47.18 pounds to sell.
  • Bank of Alexandria: 47.10 pounds to buy, and 47.20 pounds to sell.
  • Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank: 47.25 pounds to buy, and 47.35 pounds to sell.

The impact of the dollar price on the Egyptian economy

The dollar price is considered an important indicator of the Egyptian economy, as it affects many economic sectors such as tourism, import and export, and most industries that depend on importing raw materials from abroad, as citizens and investors regularly follow the movements of the dollar price to determine their financial strategies.

The price of the dollar in Egypt remains a vital topic that arouses the interest of many, and the future outlook for this price remains under close monitoring, especially with its direct effects on the economic and financial life of the Egyptian citizen.

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