Gold Price in Egypt Saturday 11/04/2026

The gold market in Egypt continues to be a focal point for both investors and individuals looking to hedge against economic fluctuations. As we navigate the financial landscape of Saturday, April 11, 2026, gold remains a primary store of value for many Egyptians. This daily gold price service is proudly provided by Amtalek, your trusted source for real-time market data and property insights in Egypt.

Today’s market movements reflect the ongoing interplay between local demand, global economic indicators, and the currency valuation. Investors are closely monitoring these shifts to determine the optimal timing for buying or selling their assets.

Gold Prices in Egyptian Market Today

Gold prices in Egypt are subject to constant variations throughout the day, influenced by the dynamics of the local market and the global bullion exchange. It is important to remember that these prices represent the raw value of the metal and do not include "labor costs" (masna'iyah), which vary from one jeweler to another depending on the complexity of the design and the brand.

The following table provides a detailed breakdown of the gold prices for various carats as of today, Saturday, April 11, 2026.

Carat	Buy (EGP)	Sell (EGP)
24 Carat	8200	8154
22 Carat	7517	7474
21 Carat	7175	7135
18 Carat	6150	6116
12 Carat	4100	4077
Troy Ounce	255049	253618
Gold Pound (8g of 21 Carat)	57400	57080

Highest and Lowest Gold Prices Today

Analyzing the data provided for today, we can observe clear distinctions between the different gold purities:

Highest Price: As expected, 24-carat gold commands the highest price in the market, reaching 8,200 EGP for purchase, reflecting its status as the purest form of gold available for investment.
Lowest Price: Among the standard tradeable carats, 12-carat gold represents the lowest price point, trading at 4,100 EGP. This carat is often utilized for specific jewelry pieces that require more durability due to the higher alloy content.
Market Trends: The Gold Pound, weighing 8 grams of 21-carat gold, remains a favorite for small-scale investors, currently valued at 57,400 EGP. The price gap between 24-carat and 18-carat gold remains consistent with historical spreads, highlighting the premium paid for purity.

Factors Affecting Gold Prices in Egypt

Several macroeconomic factors contribute to the volatility and pricing of gold within the Egyptian market. Understanding these elements is crucial for any investor:

USD/EGP Exchange Rate: Because gold is priced in USD globally, the strength of the Egyptian Pound against the Dollar is the single most significant factor influencing local prices.
Global Gold Market Trends: Egypt is a price-taker, meaning it follows the international spot price of gold (the Troy Ounce). When global prices climb due to international demand, local prices follow suit.
Central Bank Policies: Interest rate decisions by the Central Bank of Egypt significantly impact gold demand. Higher interest rates often make bank deposits more attractive, which can occasionally dampen gold demand.
Inflation and Economic Conditions: During periods of high inflation, gold is historically sought after as a "safe haven" asset to protect purchasing power.
International Demand and Supply: Global mining output and central bank gold reserves across the world play a role in setting the floor price for the metal.
Geopolitical Tensions: Global instability often drives investors toward gold, causing a surge in prices as risk sentiment decreases.

Gold Price Forecast

Looking ahead to the coming days, the market is expected to remain sensitive to any shifts in the global economic landscape. If international inflationary pressures persist, we may see continued support for gold prices. Locally, domestic demand during this period will likely dictate whether prices stabilize or experience further volatility. Investors are advised to keep a close watch on the daily updates provided by Amtalek to make informed financial decisions based on the most accurate and up-to-date information available.

Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes only. Gold prices are subject to change throughout the day, and labor costs (masna'iyah) are not included in these figures. Please consult with a certified gold dealer before making any transactions.