Gold prices rose in the local market during trading on Tuesday, 27 October 2026, compared with Monday's levels. The price of a gram of 21-karat gold rose by about EGP 50 for selling to EGP 6,340, with a buying price of EGP 6,300, while the global ounce stood at about USD 4,006.25.
Gold prices today in Egypt (Tuesday 27-10-2026)
| 24-karat | 7,245 EGP | 7,200 EGP |
| 21-karat | 6,340 EGP | 6,300 EGP |
| 18-karat | 5,435 EGP | 5,400 EGP |
| 14-karat | 4,225 EGP | 4,200 EGP |
| Gold pound | 50,720 EGP | 50,400 EGP |
| Ounce in EGP | 225,365 EGP | 223,945 EGP |
| Ounce in USD | 4,006.25 USD | — |
Gold prices today compared with yesterday
21-karat: the selling price rose by EGP 50 to EGP 6,340, from EGP 6,290 on Monday, while the buying price rose by EGP 50 to EGP 6,300, from EGP 6,250 yesterday.
24-karat: the selling price rose by EGP 55 to EGP 7,245, from EGP 7,190 yesterday, while the buying price rose by EGP 55 to EGP 7,200, from EGP 7,145 yesterday.
18-karat: the selling price rose by EGP 45 to EGP 5,435, from EGP 5,390 yesterday, while the buying price rose by EGP 45 to EGP 5,400, from EGP 5,355 yesterday.
14-karat: the selling price rose by EGP 30 to EGP 4,225, from EGP 4,195 yesterday, while the buying price rose by EGP 35 to EGP 4,200, from EGP 4,165 yesterday.
Gold pound: the selling price rose by EGP 400 to EGP 50,720, from EGP 50,320 yesterday, while the buying price rose by EGP 400 to EGP 50,400, from EGP 50,000 yesterday.
Ounce in EGP: the selling price rose by EGP 1,775 to EGP 225,365, from EGP 223,590 yesterday, while the buying price rose by EGP 1,775 to EGP 223,945, from EGP 222,170 yesterday.
Global ounce in USD: about USD 4,006.25 in today's trading, compared with about USD 4,008.5 yesterday, a decline of USD 2.25.
Factors affecting gold prices
Gold prices in the local market are influenced by several factors, chiefly movements in the ounce on global markets, the pound's exchange rate against the dollar, and supply and demand in the local market, as well as developments in global interest rates and investment demand for the precious metal.
Global markets track gold's movements in light of economic and monetary developments and interest-rate expectations, as well as shifts in demand for the yellow metal as a safe-haven investment, all of which can feed through to prices in the local market.
Note that the prices listed are for raw gold and do not include workmanship (making charges) or hallmarking fees. Final prices for gold jewellery vary from one jeweller to another depending on the workmanship charge and design.


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