The price of the euro in an Egyptian witnessed relative stability against the Egyptian pound, as the current data shows a slight difference in the purchase and sale prices in a number of banks and in the black market, and the Yiu is one of the most prominent major currencies that are traded in Egypt significantly, especially in light of the commercial and tourism openness.
The euro against the Egyptian pound in the parallel market
The price of the euro in front of the pound in the parallel market differs from Egyptian banks in Egypt today, Tuesday, February 18, and today there witnessed a noticeable decrease compared to yesterday’s dealings, (the price of the euro varies against the pound from one side to another):
- 1 euro = 52 Egyptian pounds.
- 10 euros = 522 EGP.
- 100 euros = 5,223 EGP.
- 1000 euros = 52,230 EGP.
- 10,000 euros = 522,300 EGP.
- 25 euros = 1,306 EGP.
- 5 euros = 261 Egyptian pounds.
- 50 euros = 2,612 EGP.
- 500 euros = 26,115 EGP.
- 5000 euros = 261,150 EGP.
The price of the euro against the pound today in Egyptian banks
The price of the euro came against the Egyptian pound today in Egyptian banks, “the price varies from one side to another”:
- The price of the euro in the Central Bank of Egypt: about97 pounds for purchase, and 53.12 pounds for sale.
- The price of the euro in the Islamic Bank of Abu Dhabi: about05 pounds for purchase, and 53.26 pounds for sale.
- The price of the euro in Banque Misr: about84 pounds for purchase, and 53.11 pounds for sale.
- The price of the euro in the Commercial International Bank: about85 pounds for purchase, and 53.13 pounds for sale.
- The price of the euro in the National Bank of Egypt: about 82 pounds for purchase, and 53.11 pounds for sale.
