he US currency declined globally.. The price of the dollar against the Egyptian pound today, Saturday, October 11, 2025
This decline in the value of the US dollar came after Trump announced that he would raise tariffs on Chinese goods to 100%, in addition to imposing export restrictions on "any and all critical software," in response to new Chinese restrictions on rare earth mineral exports.
This sudden escalation caused significant disruption in global markets, prompting investors to move away from riskier assets and toward safe-haven currencies.
Foreign exchange rates
- The dollar index (DXY) fell 0.4% to settle at 98.99 points.
- The dollar index (DXY) fell 0.4% to settle at 98.99 points.
- The dollar fell against the Japanese yen by 0.86%, trading at 151.73 yen per dollar.
- Against the euro, the dollar fell 0.38% to $1.1607 per euro.
Today's dollar price
Citing Reuters, analysts said today's dollar decline was a direct response to Trump's comments, which prompted markets to reassess geopolitical risks and their potential impact on the US economy
They also noted that this decline is temporary, as expectations still favor the dollar's continued strength if pressures on the European and Japanese economies persist, especially given the possibility that the Bank of Japan will not raise interest rates again this year.
Today's dollar price against the Egyptian pound
Today's dollar price, National Bank
National Bank of Egypt
Purchase price: 47.51 EGP.
Selling price: 47.61 pounds.
National Bank of Kuwait
Purchase price: 47.51 EGP.
Faisal Islamic Bank
Purchase price: 47.51 EGP.
Selling price: 47.61 pounds.
Today's dollar price, Bank of Egypt
Bank of Egypt
Purchase price: 47.51 EGP.
Selling price: 47.61 pounds
Suez Canal Bank
Purchase price: 47.51 EGP.
Selling price: 47.61 pounds.
Arab International Bank
Purchase price: 47.51 EGP.
Selling price: 47.61 pounds.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
Purchase price: 47.55 EGP.
Selling price: 47.65 pounds.
Bank of Alexandria
Purchase price: 47.47 EGP.