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What is Central Bank Of Egypt
  
The Central Bank of Egypt is the national bank of the country. Established in 1961, the bank has a paid up capital of a 1,000 million Egyptian pounds. Its objectives are:
  
  • Pursuing appropriate interest and exchange rate policies.
  • Maintaining the value of the external reserves.
  • Safeguarding the integrity of the financial sector.
  • Promoting and supporting the development of financial markets and efficient payment and settlement systems.
  • Issuing notes and coins to meet the demands of the public.
  • Conducting economic analyses and publishing economic and financial.
  • Advising the Government on economic and financial matters.
Central Bank Of Egypt Publications
 
Monthly Statistical Bulletin
Economic Review
Annual report
External Position of Egyptian Economy
Central Bank Of Egypt Statistics
 
Daily Interbank Rates
Liquidity Data
EGP T-Bills
CDs- CBE Notes
Current Highlights

This year’s award for Central Bank Governor of the Year for the Middle East and North Africa.

The Funds owned by the Family of the Former President in Switzerland

MPC Press Releases

Net International Reserves reached US $ 20150.0 mn at the end of  November , 2011
Egyptian Credit Bureau
Press Release for Balance of Payments performance during FY. 2010/2011.
Decisions of CBE's Board of Directors

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Exchange Rates
Market Rates - Sunday, February 12, 2012
CurrencyBuySell
US$6.02256.0507
7.94857.9882
£9.48669.5347
SFr6.5696.6042
¥ 1007.75097.7913
SRL1.60581.6135
KD21.694121.8288
UD1.63941.6475
CNY0.9560.9606

Interbank Rates - Sunday, February 12, 2012
CurrencyW.Avr.Min.Max.
US$6.03496.0346.035
Interest Rates
Overnight deposit and lending rates for the CBE
(Starting from 28 Nov. 2011)
Overnight desposit rate 9.25%
Overnight lending rate 10.25%
Overnight Interbank Rates on EGP
29 Dec. 2011 9.724%
28 Dect. 2011 9.708%