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Gold prices in Egypt record slight decline on Tuesday

Businessmen Team economy 04 November 2025 06:51 PM
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Gold prices in Egypt record slight decline on Tuesday

Gold prices in Egypt fell slightly during Tuesday morning trading, dropping by EGP 10 per gram, driven by the decline in global gold prices back below USD 4,000 per ounce, which resulted in continued volatility in the local market.

Gold prices in Egypt today:

24-karat: EGP 6,102 per gram

21-karat: EGP 5,340 per gram

18-karat: EGP 4,577 per gram

Gold Pound: EGP 42,720

The decline followed cautious movements in global markets after the United States Federal Reserve decided to cut interest rates by 0.25% on October 29, marking the second cut this year.

The remarks made by Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve, carried a hawkish tone. The comments reduced expectations of continued monetary easing in 2025.

Analysts indicated that markets now expect a new interest rate cut in December at only 71 percent, compared to more than 90 percent before Powell’s statements. The shift supported the strength of the US dollar and weakened gold’s appeal as a safe haven asset.

Market expectations for gold also declined after geopolitical tensions eased following the positive meeting between United States President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea. The meeting resulted in a commitment by both sides to ease trade barriers, which reduced market tensions and weighed on the precious metal.