Gold and silver prices in Egypt edged higher on Tuesday, 23 December, according to figures broadcast on Nogoum FM&rsquo;s Eish Sabahak show.
Gold prices rose slightly across key categories. Twenty-four-carat gold was priced at EGP 6,709 for buying and EGP 6,731 for selling. Twenty-one-carat gold, the most commonly traded grade in the local market, stood at EGP 5,870 for buying and EGP 5,890 for selling. The price of a gold coin was unchanged at EGP 47,720.
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Silver prices also posted modest gains, with 999-purity silver reaching EGP 108 for buying and EGP 111 for selling.
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Market analysts said the increases reflect cautious but positive sentiment, with precious metals trading within a narrow range amid limited short-term volatility.
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