The US dollar rose slightly against the Egyptian pound during recent transactions, bringing the exchange rate of the US dollar at the Central Bank of Egypt to the level of 30.60 pounds.
The highest dollar exchange rate at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank came at 30.53 pounds for purchase, compared to 30.58 pounds for sale. And in 20 banks led by the Central Bank of Egypt, the exchange rate of the US green note rose to 30.48 pounds for purchase, compared to 30.58 pounds for sale, according to Al Arabiya Net.
The lowest dollar exchange rate was in 4 banks, led by the National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr, at 30.38 pounds for purchase, compared to 30.48 pounds for sale.
In terms of major currencies, the exchange rate of the euro at the Central Bank recorded a level of 32.76 pounds for purchase, and 32.87 pounds for sale. In government-affiliated banks, the euro exchange rate stabilized at 32.40 pounds for purchase, compared to 32.77 pounds for sale.
While the pound sterling recorded an increase between 4 to 5 piasters, and settled in the Central Bank at 36.97 pounds for purchase, compared to 37.09 pounds for sale.
In the Arab world, the exchange rate of the Saudi riyal has stabilized at 8.08 pounds for purchase, and 8.12 pounds for sale. The exchange rate of the UAE dirham also recorded a level of 8.27 pounds for purchase, and 8.29 pounds for sale. The exchange rate of the Kuwaiti dinar recorded a level of 96.07 pounds for purchase, compared to 99.75 pounds for sale.
