Saturday 22/Feb/2025 – 08:13 AM
The exchange rates of the dollar against the pound in banks operating in the banking sector stabilized after the Central Bank’s decision issued on Thursday, to stabilize the interest rate on deposit and lending.
Dollar prices in government and private banks
The price of the dollar in Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank – Egypt: –
The price of the dollar in Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank – Egypt is 50.59 pounds for purchase, and 50.68 pounds for sale.
The price of the dollar in Qatar National Bank:
The price of the dollar in Qatar National Bank was 50.55 pounds for purchase, 50.65 pounds for sale.
The price of the dollar in the Commercial International Bank-Egypt:
The price of the dollar in the Commercial International Bank-Egypt reached 50.54 pounds for purchase, 50.64 pounds for sale.
The price of the dollar in the National Bank of Egypt:
The price of the dollar in the National Bank reached 50.54 pounds for purchase, and 50.64 pounds for sale.
The price of the dollar in Banque Misr:
The price of the dollar in Banque Misr recorded 50.54 pounds for purchase, and 50.64 pounds for sale.
The price of the dollar in the Egyptian Islamic Bank:
The price of the dollar at Faisal Islamic Bank of Al -Masry was 50.55 pounds for purchase, 50.65 pounds for sale.
The central bank proves interest rates
On Thursday, February 20, 2025, the Central Bank of Egypt announced that the interest rate on deposit and lending and the price of the main operation of the Central Bank was installed in the first meetings of the Monetary Policy Committee in 2025, for the seventh time in a row.
According to the statement of the Monetary Policy Committee, it was decided to keep the price of the return and lending for one night and the price of the main operation of the central bank at 27.25%, 28.25% and 27.75%, respectively, and the committee decided to keep the credit and discount price at 27.75%.
The committee explained that this decision comes as a reflection of the latest developments and expectations at the global and local levels, since the previous meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee.
