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Arab currency decline on July 21
Most Arab currencies have depreciated against the Egyptian pound at the start of trading on July 21, 2026, following the outbreak of the American war on Iran. For example, the Saudi riyal's exchange rate in Egyptian banks was 13.55 pounds for buying and 13.61 pounds for selling, while the Kuwaiti dinar was priced at 161.15 pounds for buying and 166.24 pounds for selling. The exchange rate at the Central Bank of Egypt also showed a decline, with the Saudi riyal at 13.58 pounds for buying and 13.62 pounds for selling, and the Kuwaiti dinar at 165.81 pounds for buying and 166.32 pounds for selling. Some bank branches and currency exchange offices in tourist areas remain open during official holidays to facilitate exchange operations.
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