Egypt's foreign reserves reach $57.35B

Egypt's foreign currency reserves rose to approximately $57.35 billion by the end of September 2026, up from $57.22 billion at the end of August, an increase of about $130 million, according to the Central Bank of Egypt. This indicates a continued improvement in foreign exchange liquidity levels, which strengthens the country's ability to meet its external obligations and cover import needs. The increase is supported by inflows of hard currency and improved foreign exchange resources in the Egyptian economy.

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