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Egyptian exports hit $5 billion in June
Egyptian exports saw a 37.4% increase during June 2026, reaching a value of $5 billion compared to $3.6 billion in the same month of the previous year. This rise is attributed to increased exports of certain goods such as petroleum products (128%), ready-made garments (47.7%), and fresh fruits (77.1%). Conversely, the value of some exports declined, including fertilizers (12%), pharmaceuticals (13.2%), and dried pulses (42.6%). On the import side, imports rose by 49.4% to $12.4 billion, with increases in the import of iron materials (3.6%), crude oil (141%), and cars (10.9%). However, some goods saw a decrease, such as wheat (9.7%) and raw sugar (37%).
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