Cedi holds firm against US dollar, slips to pound and euro: Latest Bank of Ghana rates

• The US dollar remains unchanged against the Ghana cedi in the Bank of Ghana's latest interbank rates.

• The pound sterling's buying rate rises by GH¢0.0699, while its selling rate increases by GH¢0.0688.

• The euro also records gains, with its buying and selling rates rising by GH¢0.0626 and GH¢0.0628 respectively.

The central bank's figures show that the dollar's buying rate remains at GH¢11.6542, while its selling rate is unchanged at GH¢11.6658. The rates are the same as those recorded in the previous trading session.

The pound sterling, however, has recorded an increase in value against the cedi. Its buying rate has moved from GH¢15.6271 on Wednesday, November 4, to GH¢15.6970, representing an increase of GH¢0.0699.

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The selling rate has also climbed from GH¢15.6439 to GH¢15.7127, a rise of GH¢0.0688.

A similar movement has been recorded for the euro, which has gained against the local currency. The European currency's buying rate has increased from GH¢13.0313 to GH¢13.0939, while its selling rate has moved from GH¢13.0431 to GH¢13.1059.

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These represent increases of GH¢0.0626 and GH¢0.0628 respectively.

The latest figures indicate that the cedi was stable against the US dollar but lost ground against the pound and euro between the two trading sessions.

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The BoG's daily exchange rates represent the average interbank rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of the previous business day. The Thursday, November 5 rates reflect trading at the close of business on Wednesday, November 4.

Bank of Ghana exchange rates for Thursday, November 5, 2026