•  The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) recently conducted a treasury bond (T-bond) offering, unveiling debt instruments valued at USD 105 million.

•  The T-bonds, featuring a three-year maturity period until 7 November 2026, included a fixed coupon of EGP 2.50 billion. Additionally, the CBE introduced floating-rate T-bonds worth EGP 750 million in a single offering, set to mature in three years on 3 October 2026.

•  This move aligns with the CBE’s ongoing efforts to manage fiscal policies, and provide diversified investment opportunities in the Egyptian market, reinforcing the commitment to a stable financial environment.

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) conducted a treasury bond (T-bond) offering, according to official data.  The T-bonds, with a three-year maturity period set until 7 November 2026, featured a fixed coupon of EGP 2.50 billion. 

Additionally, the CBE issued floating-rate T-bonds valued at EGP 750 million in a single offering, maturing in three years on 3 October 2026. 

In the preceding week, on 20 November, the CBE held an auction for T-bonds with a combined value of EGP 3.25 billion across two tranches.

This move is part of the CBE’s ongoing efforts to manage the country’s fiscal policies and meet financing needs. 

The three-year maturity period until 7 November 2026 and a fixed coupon highlight the CBE’s strategy to attract investors and ensure a stable financial environment. 

The issuance of these T-bonds adds to the recent financial initiatives by the CBE, demonstrating its commitment to providing diversified investment opportunities in the Egyptian market.

This month, the CBE also announced 100% increase in limits for prepaid cards and mobile banking transactions.