Bank of Ghana Releases Daily Exchange Rates for November 9, 2026

The Bank of Ghana has released its daily foreign exchange rates for Monday, November 9, 2026, outlining the latest buying and selling rates of major international currencies against the Ghana cedi.

According to the figures published by the central bank, the United States dollar is trading at a buying rate of GH¢11.6342 and a selling rate of GH¢11.6458.

The British pound sterling is quoted at GH¢15.5421 for buying and GH¢15.5588 for selling, while the euro is trading at GH¢12.9701 and GH¢12.9819 for buying and selling, respectively.

The rates provide an important reference for individuals, businesses and financial institutions involved in foreign exchange transactions, particularly those dealing with international trade, imports, exports and cross-border payments.

The Bank of Ghana stated that the published figures represent average interbank exchange rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Friday, November 6, 2026.

The latest figures offer an indication of the cedi’s position against the three major international currencies and provide market participants with information to assess prevailing foreign exchange conditions.

Movements in exchange rates are closely monitored by businesses and consumers because changes in the value of the cedi can influence the cost of imported goods, production inputs, international payments and other economic activities.

Import-dependent businesses, in particular, rely on foreign exchange information when planning transactions and calculating the cost of goods sourced from overseas markets.

The central bank regularly publishes exchange rate data to promote transparency and provide the public with information on developments in the foreign exchange market.

However, the published interbank rates are indicative and may differ from the actual buying and selling rates offered by individual commercial banks and licensed foreign exchange bureaus across the country.

The public is therefore encouraged to check with their respective financial institutions for applicable rates before undertaking foreign currency transactions.

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