Currency Rates

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USD/EGP

US Dollar

Featured USD market rate against the Egyptian pound

Sell Price
EGP 49.84
Buy Price
EGP 49.74

Overview of Currency Rates in Egypt

This page shows the latest buy and sell exchange rates for major foreign currencies against the Egyptian pound, based on the latest local market data.

Prices are updated regularly to reflect changes in the US dollar, euro, and other major currencies.

Currency Rates in Egypt

This table shows the latest available local currency sell and buy rates, with USD highlighted as the most followed market reference.

Currency rates table in Egypt

US Dollar

Sell Price

EGP 49.84

Buy Price

EGP 49.74

Euro

Sell Price

EGP 57.61

Buy Price

EGP 57.40

British Pound

Sell Price

EGP 67.14

Buy Price

EGP 66.93

Saudi Riyal

Sell Price

EGP 13.27

Buy Price

EGP 13.21

UAE Dirham

Sell Price

EGP 13.57

Buy Price

EGP 13.53

Qatari Riyal

Sell Price

EGP 13.68

Buy Price

EGP 12.89

Kuwaiti Dinar

Sell Price

EGP 162.27

Buy Price

EGP 157.90

Omani Riyal

Sell Price

EGP 129.45

Buy Price

EGP 127.43

Bahraini Dinar

Sell Price

EGP 132.18

Buy Price

EGP 130.02

Jordanian Dinar

Sell Price

EGP 70.40

Buy Price

EGP 69.71

Australian Dollar

Sell Price

EGP 35.19

Buy Price

EGP 35.00

Canadian Dollar

Sell Price

EGP 35.59

Buy Price

EGP 35.49

Swiss Franc

Sell Price

EGP 61.83

Buy Price

EGP 61.49

All displayed prices are quoted in Egyptian pounds per one unit of the currency.

Frequently Asked Questions About Currency Rates in Egypt

The buy price is the rate at which the market or provider buys foreign currency from the customer, while the sell price is the rate at which the customer buys foreign currency. The sell price is usually higher because of the trading spread.
The rates shown on this page are reference rates based on the latest available local market data. Actual rates may vary slightly from one bank to another or between banks and exchange offices.
Exchange rates change due to several factors, including supply and demand, global market movement, monetary policy, and local and international economic conditions.
Yes. Rates are updated regularly to reflect the latest available values and help users follow market movement more clearly.