The Bank of Ghana has released its daily exchange rates for Wednesday, December 24, 2025, reflecting the interbank rates used by commercial banks at the close of business on December 23, 2025. The rates indicate relative stability in the Ghanaian cedi against major international currencies during the holiday season.
According to the official bulletin, the US dollar is trading at a buying rate of ₵11.3443 and a selling rate of ₵11.3557, showing a narrow spread that suggests stable demand and supply dynamics in the foreign exchange market. This positioning of the cedi against the dollar is particularly significant as the greenback remains the dominant currency for international trade transactions in Ghana.
The British pound sterling shows a stronger position, with buying and selling rates set at ₵15.2944 and ₵15.3109 respectively. Meanwhile, the euro is trading at ₵13.3587 for buying and ₵13.3719 for selling, reflecting the cedi’s performance against the European single currency.
These exchange rates are crucial for businesses engaged in import and export activities, particularly during the festive season when commercial activity traditionally intensifies. The rates serve as benchmark figures for forex transactions across Ghana’s banking sector and provide guidance for business planning and currency risk management.
The Bank of Ghana’s consistent publication of daily exchange rates demonstrates its commitment to transparency in monetary policy and foreign exchange administration. Financial analysts note that the relatively tight spreads between buying and selling rates across all three major currencies indicate healthy liquidity in Ghana’s forex market.
As Ghana approaches the year-end period, these rates will be closely monitored by economists, business operators, and investors seeking to understand the cedi’s trajectory and make informed financial decisions. The central bank continues to play a pivotal role in maintaining exchange rate stability through its monetary policy interventions.
Source: Bank Of Ghana