Bank of Ghana Daily Exchange Rates: Cedi Trade at GH¢11.59 to the Dollar on Friday, October 23, 2026

The Bank of Ghana has released its daily exchange rates for Friday, 23 October 2026, showing the performance of the Ghana cedi against major international currencies. According to the official figures, the US Dollar is being bought at GH¢11.5992 and sold at GH¢11.6108, providing a clear indication of the cedi’s standing in the foreign exchange market as the week draws to a close.

For the British Pound Sterling, the central bank’s rates show a buying price of GH¢15.5197 and a selling price of GH¢15.5364. The Euro, meanwhile, is being bought at GH¢13.0046 and sold at GH¢13.0164. These rates reflect the average interbank rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Thursday, 22 October 2026, and serve as a key reference point for businesses and individuals engaging in foreign exchange transactions.

The published rates are closely watched by importers, exporters, travellers, and financial analysts, as they influence the cost of goods and services across the economy. The Bank of Ghana’s daily updates provide transparency in the foreign exchange market and help stakeholders make informed decisions. The modest spread between buying and selling prices for each currency indicates the central bank’s continued efforts to maintain stability in the market.

The release of the exchange rates comes amid ongoing efforts by the Bank of Ghana to manage liquidity and support the cedi’s stability. The central bank has been actively intervening in the money market, and the rates published for Friday reflect the prevailing conditions at the close of trading on Thursday. Stakeholders will be monitoring subsequent updates to gauge the trajectory of the cedi in the coming days.

For the public, the Bank of Ghana’s daily exchange rates remain an essential tool for planning and budgeting, particularly for those involved in international trade and travel. The figures for Friday, 23 October 2026, are available on the central bank’s official website and social media platforms, including www.bog.gov.gh and @thebankofghana. As always, commercial banks may apply their own margins, but the BoG rates provide the official benchmark for the day.