Ekhbary News Agency | May 20, 2026
The Saudi Riyal's exchange rate demonstrated notable stability against the Egyptian Pound this Wednesday morning, May 20, 2026. Data released by local banks operating in the Egyptian market confirmed these consistent figures. This steadiness, as a matter of fact, suggests a balanced currency market, offering predictability for traders.
Key Exchange Rates Across Major Banks
The Central Bank of Egypt recorded the Saudi Riyal at 14.13 EGP for buying and 14.17 EGP for selling. At both the National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr, rates held steady at 14.10 EGP for buying and 14.17 EGP for selling. The Bank of Alexandria offered a buying rate of 14.07 EGP and a selling rate of 14.17 EGP. Suez Canal Bank's rates reached 14.10 EGP for buying and 14.19 EGP for selling.
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Slight Variations Among Financial Institutions
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank registered the highest buying rate at 14.20 EGP and a selling rate of 14.23 EGP. Next Bank followed closely with 14.18 EGP for buying and 14.23 EGP for selling. Commercial International Bank (CIB) maintained its buying price at 14.12 EGP and selling price at 14.16 EGP. Such minor discrepancies between banks are typical, reflecting individual institutional policies, yet the overall trend points to a stable valuation for the Saudi currency in the Egyptian market.
