Gold Reaches 5782 Egyptian Pounds Per Gram Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Cairo, Egypt – September 27, 2025 – The price of 24-karat gold in Egypt reached 5782 Egyptian pounds per gram today, maintaining levels near its ancient high. Investors are closely monitoring global developments, including anticipated American inflation data and recent U.S. Federal decisions regarding interest rates, driving continued demand for the precious metal.
This surge in gold prices impacts both individual savers and the broader Egyptian economy. As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold’s strength reflects anxieties surrounding global market volatility and new U.S. customs duties. The 24-karat standard is particularly significant in Egypt, serving as the benchmark for alloys, gold currencies, and long-term investment strategies. The coming release of U.S. personal consumption expenditure data-a key inflation indicator for the Federal Reserve-is expected to further influence gold’s trajectory in the Egyptian market.
Currently, other gold purities are trading as follows: 21-karat gold is priced at 5060 Egyptian pounds, 18-karat gold at 4337.25 Egyptian pounds,and 14-karat gold at 3373.25 Egyptian pounds. A gold pound currently costs 40480 Egyptian pounds.
Globally, onsal gold stabilized at $3745, fluctuating within a narrow range of $3734 to $3754, influenced by U.S. Federal Reserve policy.Despite a strengthening U.S. dollar reaching a three-week high, gold prices remain resilient, fueled by ongoing global economic uncertainty.
