Ghana cedi to dollar rate: Latest BoG rates for September 11

• Dollar rises: The US dollar increased to GH¢11.4607 for selling, from GH¢11.4457.

• Pound edges down: The pound fell marginally to GH¢15.5064 for selling.

• Euro rises: The euro climbed to GH¢13.3239 for selling, from GH¢13.3127.

The US dollar is quoted at a buying rate of GH¢11.4493 and a selling rate of GH¢11.4607, compared with GH¢11.4343 and GH¢11.4457 respectively on Thursday, September 10.

The dollar therefore gained GH¢0.0150 on both the buying and selling rates, pointing to a further decline in the cedi's value against the US currency.

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The pound sterling, however, recorded a marginal decline. It is trading at GH¢15.4897 for buying and GH¢15.5064 for selling, compared with Thursday's rates of GH¢15.4900 and GH¢15.5067.

This represents a fall of GH¢0.0003 on both the buying and selling rates, indicating a slight strengthening of the cedi against the pound.

The euro moved in the opposite direction, with its buying rate rising from GH¢13.3007 to GH¢13.3108, while the selling rate increased from GH¢13.3127 to GH¢13.3239.

The euro therefore gained GH¢0.0101 on the buying rate and GH¢0.0112 on the selling rate.

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The latest figures show mixed movement for the cedi, with the local currency coming under renewed pressure against the dollar and euro while making a marginal gain against the pound.

The BoG's daily reference rate is calculated using data submitted by all banks on spot US$/GH¢ transactions concluded before 3.30 pm on each reporting day. The data is used to determine the prevailing exchange rate for the day's transactions.

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For Friday's rates, the central bank's figures reflect transactions recorded on Thursday, September 10, 2026.

The latest movements leave the dollar above the GH¢11.45 mark on the selling side, while the pound remains above GH¢15.50 and the euro has moved further above GH¢13.30. The latest movements could put some upward pressure on the cedi cost of foreign currency transactions, particularly for businesses and individuals settling dollar- and euro-denominated payments.