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Foreign Currency Exchange Rates on Monday

By Sama Marwan,

Foreign currency exchange rates against the Egyptian pound are witnessing relative stability today, Monday, June 9, 2025, according to the latest update issued by the National Bank of Egypt — one of the largest and most reliable government banks in determining official market indicators in Egypt.

The US dollar showed notable stability in today’s trading, with a buying rate of EGP 49.59 and a selling rate of EGP 49.69, reflecting a temporary balance between supply and demand in the Egyptian market amid anticipation of regional and global developments affecting the movement of the currency.

The Australian dollar recorded a buying rate of EGP 31.99 and a selling rate of EGP 32.29, in line with moderate movements in the global market supported by commodity and raw material prices that directly impact the Australian economy.

The Canadian dollar registered a buying rate of EGP 36.11 and a selling rate of EGP 36.33, reflecting a slight improvement in the value of the Canadian currency in conjunction with global oil price movements and local interest rates in Canada, which play a significant role in determining the currency’s direction.

As for European currencies, the euro recorded an exchange rate against the Egyptian pound today at the National Bank of EGP 56.32 for buying and EGP 56.79 for selling, indicating relative stability after a period of fluctuations caused by the European Central Bank’s monetary policies.

The British pound posted a buying rate of EGP 66.95 and a selling rate of EGP 67.41, reflecting strong performance of the British currency against the Egyptian pound, driven by factors related to the UK economy, inflation levels, and growth rates.

The Swiss franc registered a buying rate of EGP 60.11 and a selling rate of EGP 60.65, indicating relative stability for the Swiss currency, which is known for its strong global reputation in terms of stability and purchasing power.

Regarding Asian currencies, the Chinese yuan posted a buying rate of EGP 6.88 and a selling rate of EGP 6.91, while 100 Japanese yen were recorded at EGP 34.34 for buying and EGP 34.71 for selling, reflecting stability in Asian currencies against the Egyptian pound.

 

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