Tuesday 10/February/2026 – 07:48 PM
A state of volatility dominated the price of the Kuwaiti dinar against the Egyptian pound at the end of trading today, Tuesday, in various local banks.
HSBC Bank recorded the highest purchase price at 153.49 pounds, while the selling price reached 153.77 pounds, affected by fluctuations in the money supply at the end of trading.
The price at the Arab International Banking Company Bank settled at 153.47 pounds for purchase and 153.85 pounds for sale, close to the Arab International Bank.
These moves reflect the banking market’s response to daily liquidity flows, while maintaining tight spreads among major investment banks to meet clients’ needs.
Exchange rates vary between government and private banks
In government banks, the National Bank of Egypt recorded 151.24 pounds for purchase and 153.85 pounds for sale, while the price in the Bank of Egypt reached 151.51 pounds for purchase.
The Cairo Bank witnessed a slight movement to reach 151.41 pounds for purchase, while the Commercial International Bank recorded 149.82 pounds for purchase and 153.79 pounds for sale at the end of the day.
The National Bank of Kuwait topped the list of highest selling prices at 155.27 pounds, compared to a purchase of 148.88 pounds, followed by the Arab African Bank selling at 154.60 pounds.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank recorded 148.83 pounds for purchase and 153.93 pounds for sale, which highlights the variation in pricing strategies based on the volume of demand within each institution.
