Gold prices in Egypt held steady on Saturday,November 22,2025,as investors await a potential shift in U.S. monetary policy. Global markets are closely watching for signals from the Federal Reserve regarding a possible interest rate cut in December, following recent statements from New York Fed President John Williams. The price of 24-karat gold in Egypt currently stands at approximately 6,215 Egyptian pounds per gram,reflecting ongoing sensitivity to international economic trends.
Gold prices in Egypt remained stable on Saturday, November 22, 2025, as market attention turns to global precious metal trading when markets reopen early next week.
Globally, gold prices settled on Friday at the close of the week, after falling more than 1% earlier in the session, as traders increased bets on a potential U.S. interest rate cut in December following cautious comments from the Federal Reserve.
What is the price of gold in Egypt today?
As of this report, one gram of 24-karat gold in Egypt was trading at approximately 6,215 Egyptian pounds ($131.70) for sale and 6,195 Egyptian pounds ($131.27) for purchase, according to data from Gold Bullion.
Price of 18-karat gold
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Trading showed one gram of 18-karat gold at 4,665 Egyptian pounds ($98.77) for sale and 4,645 Egyptian pounds ($98.35) for purchase.
Price of 21-karat gold
The most traded gold purity in the Egyptian market, 21-karat gold, was selling for 5,440 Egyptian pounds ($115.64) per gram and purchased for 5,420 Egyptian pounds ($115.22) per gram.
Price of the gold pound today
The price of a gold pound in Egypt reached approximately 43,520 Egyptian pounds ($925.21) for sale and 43,360 Egyptian pounds ($921.82) for purchase.
Global gold prices
Gold in immediate transactions stabilized at $4,077.19 per ounce after falling more than 1% earlier in the session, marking weekly losses.
U.S. gold futures for December delivery rose 0.4% to $4,076.90 per ounce.
John Williams, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, stated on Friday that the central bank could still lower interest rates in the near term without jeopardizing its inflation target.
“These comments are certainly supportive… they gave gold market investors a strong boost earlier today,” said Jim Wyckoff, Senior Analyst at Kitco Metals.
Traders now anticipate a 70% probability of an interest rate cut at the next Federal Reserve meeting, up from 46% earlier in the day.
The jobs report, released late due to the holiday, presented a mixed picture of the labor market, with non-farm payrolls increasing by 119,000 in October, exceeding expectations of a 50,000 increase, while the unemployment rate rose to its highest level in four years.
Gold, which does not yield returns, typically rises when interest rates fall.
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