Roughly 236,641,114 iPhones could be bought for that amount.
DebtClock.ioToggle between local currency (EGP) and USD using latest snapshot FX.
The economy of Egypt shows mixed signals, with a nominal GDP of 17.6 trillion £ and average income of about 172,221 £ per person. High inflation at 28.27%, while the economy posted modest growth of 2.40%. Moderate unemployment around 7.20%, and the government runs a substantial 10.73% fiscal deficit. The current exchange rate is 0.02 USD/EGP.
| GDP (nominal) | 17,624,126,064,127 £ |
|---|---|
| GDP per capita | 172,221 £ |
| Inflation | 28.27% |
| GDP growth | 2.40% |
| Unemployment | 7.20% |
| Budget balance | -10.73% |
| FX (USD/EGP) | 0.02 |
Roughly 236,641,114 iPhones could be bought for that amount.
That equals about 788,014 family homes priced at $300,000 each.
Equal to 124.4 million ounces of gold at ~$1,900 per ounce.
| Country | Debt as % of GDP | GDP (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 60.09% | $ 3.6B | |
| 60.44% | $ 13.4B | |
| 60.76% | $ 389.1B | |
| 60.81% | $ 2.3B | |
| 61.00% | $ 1.8B |