Prices of The Euro in Egyptian Banks Today 6 July, 2021

The average exchange rate of the Euro for purchase and sale increased at the beginning of financial transactions, today, Thursday,July 6, 2021, in most of  Egyptian banks and local exchanges, and the price of the Euro for purchase in the Central Bank recorded 18.53 EGP, and the selling price recorded 18.66 EGP. 

These prices differed in various Egyptian banks, with the highest purchase price recorded at 18.60 pounds in Arab Bank and the lowest price for sale at 18.65 pounds in Misr Bank.

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Price of the Euro in Egyptian Banks

Alex Bank:

Purchase Price: 18.48 LE

Sale Price: 18.66 LE

Arab African International Bank:

Purchase Price:18.52 LE

Sale Price: 18.67 LE

CIB:

Purchase Price: 18.52 LE

Sale Price: 18.69 LE

National Bank Of Egypt:

Purchase Price: 18.50 LE

Sale Price: 18.66 LE

Banque Misr:

Purchase Price: 18.50 LE

Sale Price: 18.65  LE

Credit Agricole:

Purchase Price: 18.52 LE

Sale Price: 18.69 LE

ABK Bank:

Purchase Price: 18.56 LE

Sale Price: 18.69 LE

Official dealing of the Euro began in January 2002 in the European Union.

 BLOM Bank:

Purchase Price:18.52LE

Sale Price: 18.67 LE

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank:

Purchase Price: 18.54 LE

Sale Price: 18.67 LE

EG Bank:

Purchase Price: 18.55 LE

Sale Price: 18.69 LE

Arab Bank:

Purchase Price: 18.60 LE

Sale Price: 18.74 LE

HSBC:

Purchase Price: 18.52 LE

Sale Price: 18.69  LE

The Euro is the second most popular currency in the world after the US Dollar, used in 19 countries of the European Union. Some European and non-European countries use it as their official currency while others as their unofficial currency; examples include:

· The City of Melilla and Ceuta in Morocco

· Mayotte, Comoros

· State of Kosovo

· Montenegro

· Zimbabwe

Official dealing of the Euro began in January 2002 in the European Union.