Bank of Ghana Announces Official Daily Exchange Rates for Monday, November 9, 2026

The Bank of Ghana has announced its daily exchange rates for Monday, 9 November 2026. The rates cover three major currencies: the US dollar, the British pound sterling, and the euro. They are the average interbank rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Friday, 6 November 2026.

The US dollar is buying at ₵11.6342 and selling at ₵11.6458. The gap between the two rates is very small. This shows a stable and active interbank market for the currency. Importers, travellers, and businesses that deal in dollars will find these figures useful for planning.

The British pound sterling is buying at ₵15.5421 and selling at ₵15.5588. The pound remains the strongest of the three currencies against the cedi. Ghanaians who study, work, or do business in the United Kingdom will follow this rate closely. Families who receive money from relatives abroad will also take note of it.

The euro is buying at ₵12.9701 and selling at ₵12.9819. It sits between the US dollar and the pound sterling in value. Many businesses that trade with European countries use this rate when they price goods and services.

Exchange rates affect the daily lives of many people. They influence the price of imported goods, the cost of travel, and the value of money sent from abroad. Traders and investors also use them to make financial decisions. For this reason, many people check the rates each day.

The Bank of Ghana reminds the public that these rates are averages and may differ slightly between commercial banks. Customers should confirm the exact rate with their bank before they make any transaction. More information is available on the bank’s website, www.bog.gov.gh. The bank is also active on Facebook, X, and LinkedIn under the name @thebankofghana.

The latest rates give the public a clear picture of the foreign exchange market. Staying informed helps individuals and businesses make better financial choices.

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