Gold and silver prices fell in Egypt on Tuesday, 30 December, according to figures broadcast on Nogoum FM&rsquo;s Eish Sabahak show. Twenty-four-karat gold decreased to EGP 6,674 for buying and EGP 6,697 for selling. Twenty-one-karat gold, the most commonly traded grade in the local market, stood at EGP 5,840 for buying and EGP 5,860 for selling. Meanwhile, the price of a gold coin dropped to EGP 47,480.
<a href="https://ibb.co/GmRK1LB"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/NRK8kPQ/Egypt-Weather-2025-12-30-T120708-923.png" alt="Egypt-Weather-2025-12-30-T120708-923" border="0" /></a> Silver prices also declined, with 999-purity silver trading at EGP 121 for buying and EGP 124 for selling.
<a href="https://ibb.co/TDHjKsm3"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/fVC68s4w/Egypt-Weather-2025-12-30-T120725-065.png" alt="Egypt-Weather-2025-12-30-T120725-065" border="0" /></a> Market analysts described the movement as a sign of cautious optimism, noting that fluctuations in gold and silver prices reflect ongoing market uncertainty. Photo Credit: Freepik

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