The euro recorded a slight decline against the Egyptian pound at the end of trading on Sunday, August 3, 2025, across various Egyptian banks, both public and private. This minor drop comes as part of the euro’s market fluctuations, amid cautious trading due to global currency volatility.
The euro continues to trade within a narrow range against the pound, supported by relative market stability, improved foreign currency reserves, and growing investor confidence in the Egyptian economy.
Euro Exchange Rates in Key Egyptian Banks:
Central Bank of Egypt
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Buy: EGP 55.27
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Sell: EGP 56.43
The official reference rate reflecting the average market trend.
National Bank of Egypt
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Buy: EGP 55.36
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Sell: EGP 56.47
A major public bank with consistent pricing.
Banque Misr
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Buy: EGP 55.38
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Sell: EGP 56.50
Recorded the highest sell rate among public banks.
Bank of Alexandria
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Buy: EGP 55.35
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Sell: EGP 56.47
Rates in line with other major institutions.
Commercial International Bank (CIB)
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Buy: EGP 55.33
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Sell: EGP 56.47
A leading private bank maintaining stable rates.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
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Buy: EGP 55.43
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Sell: EGP 56.55
Offered the highest buy rate today.
Al Baraka Bank
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Buy: EGP 55.34
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Sell: EGP 56.45
Provides competitive Islamic banking rates.
Suez Canal Bank
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Buy: EGP 55.35
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Sell: EGP 56.47
Maintains a similar pricing range to major banks.
