The Ghanaian Cedi recorded depreciation in value against the US dollar on Tuesday, September 29 2026, compared with Monday’s levels.
It averaged purchasing rates of GHS11.76 and GHS12.14, representing a modest three‑pesawa decline.
At foreign‑exchange bureaus, the currency trades at GHS11.85 for dollar purchases and GHS12.20 for sales.
Bank‑of‑Ghana interbank negotiations place the cedi around GHS11.65 for buy side and GHS11.67 for sell side.
British‑pound activity shows averages of GHS15.42 for buys and GHS16.33 for sells abroad, with BoG rates reaching GHS15.48.
The Euro is trading at GHS13.18 for buys and GHS14.01 for sells at bureaus, while the BoG interbank level settles near GHS13.27.
Remittance services such as LemFi and Tapan Send quote dollar rates of GHS11.65 each, up from recent benchmarks; pound remittances run at GHS15.47 per corridor, and euro options appear at GHS13.23 each.
Digital subscription billing—Netflix, Spotify, and Apple Music paid via Visa and MasterCard—carries an exchange rate of GHS12.55 per transaction.