USD Price in Egypt Thursday 19/03/2026

Date: Thursday 19/03/2026

The currency market in Egypt continues to witness dynamic movements as investors, businesses, and citizens closely monitor the exchange rate of the US Dollar against the Egyptian Pound. As part of our commitment to providing accurate and timely financial data, this daily USD price service is provided by Amtalek, ensuring that you have the most reliable information to navigate the current economic landscape.

On this Thursday, March 19, 2026, the market reflects the ongoing efforts by financial institutions to balance liquidity and manage the demand for foreign currency. Understanding these fluctuations is essential for anyone involved in international trade, real estate investment, or personal financial planning in Egypt.

USD Price in Egyptian Banks Today

The exchange rates for the US Dollar against the Egyptian Pound exhibit slight variations across different banking institutions operating within the country. These discrepancies are generally due to each bank’s internal liquidity management, individual foreign exchange policies, and the specific service fees applied to transactions. While the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) sets the benchmark, commercial banks exercise a degree of flexibility to attract depositors and facilitate trade finance for their clients.

Below is the detailed breakdown of the USD exchange rates across major Egyptian banks:

Bank Name	Buy Price (EGP)	Sell Price (EGP)
Suez Canal Bank	52.650	52.750
National Bank of Kuwait (NBK)	52.650	52.750
Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait	52.570	52.670
Egyptian Arab Land Bank	52.550	52.650
Arab International Bank	52.540	52.640
Central Bank of Egypt	52.487	52.627
Crédit Agricole	52.480	52.580
Banque Misr	52.480	52.580
National Bank Of Egypt	52.480	52.580
CIB Bank	52.480	52.580
Bank of Alexandria	52.480	52.580
QNB Bank	52.470	52.570
Al Baraka Bank	52.450	52.550
HSBC Bank	52.000	52.680
SAIB Bank	47.480	47.580
Housing & Development Bank	47.430	47.530

Highest and Lowest Dollar Prices Today

Analyzing the current market data provides valuable insights for those looking to convert currency. Based on the rates provided above:

Highest Buy Price: The Suez Canal Bank and the National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) currently offer the highest buy price at 52.650 EGP. This makes these institutions the most favorable for individuals looking to sell their US Dollars.
Lowest Sell Price: The Housing & Development Bank offers the lowest sell price at 47.530 EGP. This is the most competitive rate for those looking to purchase US Dollars, assuming availability.

Factors Affecting the Dollar Price in Egypt

The valuation of the Egyptian Pound against the US Dollar is influenced by a complex interplay of macroeconomic indicators and geopolitical factors. Some of the primary drivers include:

Inflation: High domestic inflation rates generally put downward pressure on the local currency, as the purchasing power of the Egyptian Pound diminishes over time.
Central Bank Policies: The Central Bank of Egypt plays a pivotal role in determining monetary policy, including interest rate adjustments and foreign exchange reserve management, which directly impact the USD/EGP rate.
Foreign Currency Demand: The demand for imports remains a significant factor. When the demand for foreign currency to pay for imported goods exceeds the supply, the price of the Dollar naturally trends upward.
Tourism and Remittances: These are vital sources of foreign currency inflow. A robust tourism sector and steady remittances from Egyptians working abroad provide essential liquidity that supports the stability of the EGP.
Global Market Trends: The strength of the US Dollar globally, influenced by the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions, also affects emerging market currencies like the Egyptian Pound.

USD Forecast in Egypt

Looking ahead, the market is expected to remain sensitive to local economic reform measures and international financial developments. While the current rates demonstrate a period of adjustment, analysts anticipate that the Central Bank of Egypt will continue its efforts to narrow the gap between official and parallel market rates. For the coming days, market participants should expect continued volatility as the economy works toward achieving a more sustainable balance in foreign currency availability. It is recommended to stay updated with Amtalek for daily updates, as sudden shifts in trade policy or significant foreign investment inflows could influence these rates in the near future.