Egyptian Pound Stable Amid Market Watch. On Monday, April 13, 2026, the US dollar showed relative stability within Egyptian government and private banks, according to the latest updates. This coincided with a holiday for some banks due to Sham El-Nessim, which reflected in calm market activity. The Egyptian pound remains stable amid a state of anticipation. In Egypt, the US dollar has shown clear stability at levels close to 53 pounds, with traders watching market movements in the coming period amid ongoing global economic pressures and changes in monetary policy. The Egyptian government announced that the general budget project for the new fiscal year was prepared based on a reference exchange rate of 47 pounds per dollar, while the General Petroleum Corporation adopted a more conservative rate of 49 pounds per dollar in anticipation of any sudden fluctuations. US Dollar Price at the Central Bank of Egypt. According to data from the Central Bank of Egypt, the dollar stabilized at around 53.08 pounds for buying and 53.18 pounds for selling. US Dollar Price in Government and Private Banks. National Bank of Egypt. The dollar was recorded at 53.09 pounds for buying and 53.19 pounds for selling. Bank of Egypt. The price was at 53.09 pounds for buying and 53.19 pounds for selling. Commercial International Bank (CIB). The dollar price reached 53.04 pounds for buying and 53.14 pounds for selling. Bank of Alexandria. The dollar was recorded at around 53.0 pounds for buying and 53.1 pounds for selling. Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank. It stabilized at 53.0 pounds for buying and 53.10 pounds for selling. Arab Currencies Exchange Rates Against the Pound. Arab currencies also remained stable, with the Saudi riyal recorded at around 14.10 pounds for buying and 14.17 pounds for selling at the National Bank of Egypt. Meanwhile, the price of the UAE dirham was around 14.44 pounds for buying and 14.48 pounds for selling. The Kuwaiti dinar price in Bank of Egypt was 170.21 pounds for buying and 173.48 pounds for selling, while at the National Bank of Egypt, the Kuwaiti dinar buying price reached 170.13 pounds and the selling price 173.57 pounds. Analysts believe that the performance of the Egyptian pound in the coming period will be affected by several factors, most notably foreign investment inflows, global interest rate movements, and regional tensions that could directly impact the foreign exchange market.
