After weeks of holding above the EGP 49 threshold, the US dollar slipped to EGP 48.74 for buying and EGP 48.84 for selling on Tuesday, 29th July 2025, according to the National Bank of Egypt. This latest adjustment reflects a broader cooling in foreign currency demand following earlier speculative spikes and seasonal pressures.
 Currency analysts suggest the dip may be tied to increased foreign inflows during the tourism peak and renewed confidence in Egypt&rsquo;s monetary tightening efforts. Meanwhile, other key currencies followed suit: the Euro hovered at EGP 56.45 for buying, the British pound at EGP 65.02, and the Chinese yuan remained relatively steady.
 With the Central Bank maintaining a firm grip on liquidity and exchange rate policy, markets appear to be recalibrating. The question now is whether the pound&rsquo;s modest recovery signals temporary relief&mdash;or the start of a new baseline.
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