US Dollar Exchange Rate Stabilizes in Egyptian Banks Today, Saturday, November 14, 2026, Coinciding with the Weekend
Calm in the Exchange Market and Convergence Among Major Banks
Stability prevailed over the US dollar exchange rate against the Egyptian pound during today’s trading, Saturday, November 14, 2026, coinciding with the banking sector's weekend holiday. Both the Commercial International Bank (CIB) and Bank of Alexandria recorded a unified rate for the US currency at EGP 53.35 for buying and EGP 53.45 for selling, while the rate stabilized at the Central Bank of Egypt at EGP 53.36 for buying and EGP 53.50 for selling, and at the National Bank of Egypt at EGP 53.39 for buying and EGP 53.49 for selling.
Slight Price Differences Among Banks
Banking updates show strong convergence in exchange levels; Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank recorded the highest rate for the US currency at EGP 53.52 for buying and EGP 53.62 for selling, followed by the National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr at EGP 53.39 for buying. Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Egypt led the selling rate among traditional banks at EGP 53.50, with a 5-piaster difference from CIB and Bank of Alexandria, and a 4-piaster difference in the buying rate in favor of the National Bank of Egypt.
Today's US Dollar Exchange Rate List in Egyptian Banks
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank: EGP 53.52 for buying, and EGP 53.62 for selling.
Central Bank of Egypt: EGP 53.36 for buying, and EGP 53.50 for selling.
National Bank of Egypt: EGP 53.39 for buying, and EGP 53.49 for selling.
Banque Misr: EGP 53.39 for buying, and EGP 53.49 for selling.
Al Baraka Bank: EGP 53.39 for buying, and EGP 53.49 for selling.
Suez Canal Bank: EGP 53.39 for buying, and EGP 53.49 for selling.
Commercial International Bank (CIB): EGP 53.35 for buying, and EGP 53.45 for selling.
Bank of Alexandria: EGP 53.35 for buying, and EGP 53.45 for selling.
Anticipation for the Resumption of Banking Operations
Exchange rates remain fixed at the closing levels of the last trading session until banks resume operations tomorrow morning, Sunday, amid close monitoring by market participants for any new developments affecting supply and demand dynamics in the banking market.
