🔥 | A price gap in favor of consumers in Egypt’s gold market

✔️ The price of 21-karat gold in Egypt rose by 0.3% today, reaching a high of EGP 6,255 per gram and gaining EGP 20.

✔️ Gold is trading at a discount of around EGP 30 below its fair value. This means there is a negative price gap in favor of consumers, who can buy a gram of gold for less than its true price. ⭕

✔️ This price gap is caused by a general decline in domestic demand for gold, while supply remains abundant.

✔️ In addition, fluctuations in the dollar exchange rate at banks lead traders to price gold using a different exchange rate, either to encourage consumers or to facilitate the purchase of used gold for export. 💲

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