
Sunday 28/December/2025 – 05:39 AM
Price stabilized US dollar against the Egyptian pound with the start of trading today, Sunday, December 28, 2025, without recording any significant changes within the banks operating in the local market, on the first working day after the banking system’s weekly holiday.
The price of the dollar against the pound today, Sunday, December 28, 2025, in banks
According to data from the Central Bank of Egypt, the average exchange rate of the dollar reached about 47.53 pounds for purchase and 47.66 pounds for sale. At the National Bank of Egypt, the price stabilized at 47.55 pounds for purchase and 47.65 pounds for sale.
The dollar recorded in the Bank of Egypt and the Bank of Alexandria the same level at 47.55 pounds for purchase and 47.65 pounds for sale, while its price in the Commercial International Bank (CIB) reached about 47.54 pounds for purchase and 47.64 pounds for sale.
Dollar prices in a number of other banks were as follows:
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank: 47.57 pounds to buy and 47.67 pounds to sell.
Al Baraka Bank: 47.53 pounds to buy and 47.63 pounds to sell.
Suez Canal Bank: 47.56 pounds to buy and 47.66 pounds to sell.
The price of the dollar against the pound
In another context, the price of the dollar fell against the pound, by the largest percentage since the 2016 flotation, with a historic jump in foreign exchange reserves, and with the support of historic deals implemented by the state during 2024 and 2025, most notably the Ras al-Hikma deal with the sister Emirates, which is considered the second largest deal in the world with the highest value after the global X platform deal for businessman Elon Musk, as well as the Alam al-Rum deal implemented with sister Qatar.
According to official figures issued by the Central Bank, monitored by Cairo 24, it was found that the dollar declined by 3.24 pounds against the local currency, equivalent to 6.5%, so that the green fell from 50.90 pounds for sale at the beginning of January 2025, to 47.66 pounds at the end of this December.








