π± πͺπΊ EUR vs πͺπ¬ EGP
Is the euro strong against the Egyptian pound?
Yes, stronger than a year ago: one euro buys 5.3% more Egyptian pound than it did twelve months ago, so costs priced in EGP are cheaper for you.
1 EUR = 59.80 EGPweekly close, September 21, 2026
1 month+0.9%
6 monthsβ1.3%
1 year+5.3%
2 years+10.1%
Plus means one euro buys more Egyptian pound than it did then (good for you); minus means it buys less.
What it means for living costs
One person, all-in (everyday costs plus a 1-bedroom city-centre rent), converted to EUR at today's rate. A year ago the same life cost about 5% more in EUR.
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Data last updated Β· Source: Frankfurter (ECB) where available, else fawazahmed0 currency-api; non-USD bases via USD cross-rates