US Dollar Price on Sunday, June 1, 2025, Against the Egyptian Pound
The US dollar exchange rate today, Sunday, showed a calm movement with a slight decrease in its value against the Egyptian pound across several local banks. This comes amid anticipation from investors and consumers as they monitor currency market fluctuations and their impact on the economy.

Current Dollar Exchange Rates in Major Banks:

Bank Misr recorded a buying price of 49.71 EGP and a selling price of 49.81 EGP.

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank recorded a buying price of 49.74 EGP and a selling price of 49.83 EGP.

Med Bank recorded 49.73 EGP for buying and 49.83 EGP for selling.

National Bank of Kuwait recorded 49.73 EGP for buying and 49.83 EGP for selling.

Bank of Alexandria stabilized at 49.71 EGP for buying and 49.81 EGP for selling.

Egyptian Arab Land Bank recorded 49.71 EGP for buying and 49.81 EGP for selling.

National Bank of Egypt recorded 49.71 EGP for buying and 49.81 EGP for selling.

Next Bank recorded 49.71 EGP for buying and 49.81 EGP for selling.

The Corporate Bank recorded 49.71 EGP for buying and 49.81 EGP for selling.

Al Baraka Bank recorded 49.70 EGP for buying and 49.80 EGP for selling.

Export Development Bank recorded 49.69 EGP for buying and 49.79 EGP for selling.

Crédit Agricole Bank recorded 49.68 EGP for buying and 49.78 EGP for selling.

Suez Canal Bank recorded 49.68 EGP for buying and 49.78 EGP for selling.
These prices remain within the normal fluctuation range of the foreign exchange market, as experts closely monitor local and global economic developments that affect the dollar’s value against the Egyptian pound. Following today’s dollar price and current exchange rates is essential for investors and market participants to make informed financial decisions.