Bank of Ghana Releases Daily Exchange Rates for Thursday, October 22, 2026

The Bank of Ghana has published its daily exchange rates for Thursday, October 22, 2026, providing the public and commercial banks with the official buying and selling rates for major foreign currencies. The rates are based on the average interbank rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.

According to the published figures, the US Dollar is being bought at ₵11.6492 and sold at ₵11.6608. The rate for the American currency reflects the ongoing demand for dollars in the Ghanaian economy and serves as a key indicator for importers, exporters, and individuals engaging in foreign exchange transactions. The narrow margin between the buying and selling rates is consistent with the central bank’s pricing framework.

For the British Pound Sterling, the Bank of Ghana quoted a buying rate of ₵15.5947 and a selling rate of ₵15.6115. The Pound remains one of the most traded currencies in Ghana, particularly due to the strong trade and diaspora ties between Ghana and the United Kingdom. Meanwhile, the Euro is being bought at ₵13.0686 and sold at ₵13.0815, reflecting its importance in trade with European Union member states.

The publication of daily exchange rates is part of the Bank of Ghana’s commitment to transparency and stability in the foreign exchange market. These rates serve as a reference point for businesses, financial institutions, and the general public, helping to guide pricing decisions and currency conversions. The central bank regularly updates the rates to reflect prevailing market conditions and ensure that the public has access to accurate and timely information.

The Bank of Ghana continues to encourage the public to rely on official rates published through its website and verified social media channels. For the latest updates and detailed information, members of the public can visit the official Bank of Ghana website or follow its verified pages on social media platforms. The central bank reaffirmed its dedication to maintaining a stable and transparent foreign exchange environment for the benefit of all Ghanaians.