Egypt’s banking sector net foreign assets rise to $22.9bn in April 2026

The Central Bank of Egypt announced that net foreign assets in the country’s banking sector increased to $22.903 billion in April 2026.

The Central Bank of Egypt reported the rise from $21.320 billion recorded in March. Total foreign assets reached EGP 5.049 trillion while liabilities stood at EGP 3.820 trillion. The US dollar exchange rate eased from EGP 54.6366 in March to EGP 53.6663 in April. Banking expert Shaimaa Wagih said the positive net foreign assets position signals the sector’s ability to meet foreign currency demand. Wagih added that the increase supports exchange rate stability and helps finance export projects. She described the improvement as the result of a longer-term strategy by the central bank.

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The Egyptian banking sector's net foreign assets fell to $21.32 billion in March 2026, according to the Central Bank of Egypt. This marks a drop from $27.385 billion the previous month.

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Egypt’s Central Bank reported that the banking sector’s net foreign assets dropped 7.1% in February 2026 to $27.39bn from $29.51bn in January. The decline stems from commercial banks funding a partial exit of foreign investors from local debt amid the Iran war fallout. Meanwhile, local liquidity rose to EGP 14.286trn.

The Central Bank of Egypt kept key interest rates unchanged on Thursday. It expects annual headline inflation to accelerate through the third quarter of 2026 before easing later.

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