Egypt Dollar Exchange Rates on October 10, 2026: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Leads Selling Prices at EGP 52.48
The US dollar held steady against the Egyptian pound on Saturday, October 10, 2026, as banks across Egypt observed their weekly holiday. The published exchange rates showed slight differences among local lenders, with Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank recording the highest selling price among the banks covered.
At the National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr, the dollar was priced at EGP 52.34 for buying and EGP 52.44 for selling. Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Egypt reported a buying rate of EGP 52.32 and a selling rate of EGP 52.46.
Dollar Prices Across Major Egyptian Banks
The reported US dollar exchange rates were as follows:
- Central Bank of Egypt: EGP 52.32 buying and EGP 52.46 selling.
- National Bank of Egypt: EGP 52.34 buying and EGP 52.44 selling.
- Banque Misr: EGP 52.34 buying and EGP 52.44 selling.
- Bank of Alexandria: EGP 52.24 buying and EGP 52.34 selling.
- Commercial International Bank (CIB): EGP 52.30 buying and EGP 52.40 selling.
- Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank: EGP 52.38 buying and EGP 52.48 selling.
- Al Baraka Bank: EGP 52.32 buying and EGP 52.42 selling.
- Suez Canal Bank: EGP 52.32 buying and EGP 52.42 selling.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Posts the Highest Selling Price
Among the banks listed, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank offered the highest selling rate for the US dollar at EGP 52.48, alongside a buying rate of EGP 52.38.
By comparison, Bank of Alexandria recorded the lowest buying rate, at EGP 52.24, while its selling rate reached EGP 52.34.
Exchange Rates Await the Resumption of Banking Activity
The reported stability coincided with the suspension of regular banking transactions for the weekend. Rates may change once banks reopen, depending on movements in the foreign exchange market and changes in supply and demand.