The Ghanaian cedi continued to face renewed pressure against the major international currencies as the Bank of Ghana published its official exchange rates for Friday, 14 November 2025. According to the central bank, all three major trading currencies recorded an upward movement, signalling a stronger performance of the United States dollar, the British pound, and the euro on the local market.
Data released by the Bank of Ghana shows that the dollar is now being bought at GHC 10.9645 and sold at GHC 10.9755. This reflects a marginal rise compared to the previous trading day, indicating persistent demand for the dollar among importers and businesses that rely on foreign goods. Currency analysts note that the increase also mirrors global market trends, where the dollar has remained resilient due to tighter monetary conditions in the United States.
The British pound also experienced a rise, with commercial banks buying at GHC 14.4710 and selling at GHC 14.4865. The pound has been one of the strongest-performing currencies in recent weeks, benefiting from positive economic indicators in the United Kingdom. For Ghana, higher pound rates place additional pressure on companies that engage in trade with the United Kingdom, especially in the retail and manufacturing sectors.
The euro followed a similar trajectory, recording a buying rate of GHC 12.7632 and a selling rate of GHC 12.7759. The eurozone has experienced a moderate economic recovery, which has translated into a firmer euro on global currency markets. The upward movement adds to the cost of transactions for Ghanaian importers who conduct business with Europe.
Financial market watchers believe that the latest movement in exchange rates reflects a combination of global currency developments and domestic economic conditions. They point to sustained demand for foreign currency, seasonal pressure from end-of-year trading activities, and investor reactions to recent fiscal announcements.
The Bank of Ghana continues to encourage the public to rely on official channels for accurate exchange rate information and has reiterated its commitment to maintaining stability within the foreign exchange market through prudent monetary policies.