Egypt’s foreign currency reserves rise to US$ 57.35 billion

Egypt’s central bank reported net foreign currency reserves of about US$57.35 billion at the close of September 2026, the highest level recorded. The rise was supported by greater foreign currency inflows into the economy. A larger reserve buffer strengthens Egypt’s ability to manage external financial pressures, making this a significant economic development for Egyptians at home and abroad.

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