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The US dollar maintained relatively stable levels against the Egyptian pound during Thursday’s trading, with only limited differences in exchange rates across banks operating in Egypt.

At the National Bank of Egypt, the dollar stood at EGP 54.33 for buying and EGP 54.43 for selling, as exchange rates remained closely aligned across several major banks.

Dollar Rates at the Central Bank and Major Banks

The Central Bank of Egypt recorded the US dollar at EGP 54.32 for buying and EGP 54.46 for selling.

Banque Misr offered the dollar at EGP 54.33 for buying and EGP 54.43 for selling, while Commercial International Bank posted the same rates of EGP 54.33 and EGP 54.43, respectively.

The figures reflect relatively narrow differences in dollar pricing among major institutions in the Egyptian banking sector.

Dollar Reaches EGP 54.35 for Buying at Some Banks

Al Baraka Bank recorded a higher buying rate of EGP 54.35, while the selling rate reached EGP 54.45.

The United Bank, meanwhile, priced the dollar at EGP 54.33 for buying and EGP 54.43 for selling.

At Suez Canal Bank, the US currency was quoted at around EGP 54.35 for buying, while the published selling rate stood at EGP 54.54.

Bank of Alexandria recorded EGP 54.33 for buying and EGP 54.43 for selling, while National Bank of Kuwait posted the same rates.

Limited Differences Across Egyptian Banks

According to the published rates, dollar buying prices ranged from EGP 54.32 to EGP 54.35 across the listed banks.

Selling rates generally ranged between EGP 54.43 and EGP 54.46, apart from the published rate at Suez Canal Bank.

Foreign exchange rates may change throughout the trading day in line with banks’ pricing mechanisms as well as market supply and demand. Customers are therefore advised to check the latest rates announced by banks before completing foreign currency transactions.