Bank Of Ghana Announces Latest Exchange Rates As Cedi Shows Stability Against Dollar On October 13

The Bank of Ghana has announced its latest foreign exchange rates for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, with the Ghanaian Cedi showing signs of stability against major international currencies including the United States Dollar, the British Pound and the Euro.

According to a report published by Pulse Ghana on October 13, 2026, the central bank’s daily exchange rate data shows that the dollar’s average interbank rate declined to GH¢11.7700 from GH¢11.7900 on Monday, October 12, representing a decrease of GH¢0.0200. The US dollar’s buying rate fell from GH¢11.7841 on October 12 to GH¢11.7641 on October 13, while the selling rate declined from GH¢11.7959 to GH¢11.7759. Both rates dropped by GH¢0.0200. The pound sterling also recorded a decline, with its average rate falling to GH¢15.5417 from GH¢15.5970, and the euro’s average rate dropped to GH¢13.1325 from GH¢13.1977.

According to a report published by Ghanamma on October 13, 2026, the Bank of Ghana has quoted the Dollar at a selling rate of GH¢11.7759 and a buying rate of GH¢11.7641. The update provides a fresh indication of the Cedi’s performance as Ghanaians continue to monitor changes in the foreign exchange market. The latest rates are of interest to individuals and businesses that depend on foreign currency for various transactions including importers, exporters, traders and companies that make international payments.

According to a report published by Exchangerate.guru on October 13, 2026, 1 Ghana Cedi is trading at 0.09 US Dollars as of Tuesday, October 13, 2026, representing an increase of 0.78 percent compared to the previous day. The cost of 1 Cedi in US Dollars for a week increased by 0.0011 dollars. The cost of 1 US Dollar in Ghana Cedis decreased by 0.04 Cedis over the past week, showing a slight appreciation of the local currency in the short term.

According to a report published by Graphic.com.gh on October 13, 2026, the Cedi’s appreciation against the three currencies could offer some relief to businesses and individuals who need foreign currency to pay for imports, overseas services, tuition fees and other international expenses. A lower exchange rate may reduce the cedi cost of purchasing foreign currency, although the actual amount paid can vary depending on the bank, forex provider and transaction charges. The Bank of Ghana has urged customers to confirm applicable rates with their financial institutions.

This report is based on verified publications by Pulse Ghana on October 13, 2026, Ghanamma on October 13, 2026, Exchangerate.guru on October 13, 2026, and Graphic.com.gh on October 13, 2026.

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