November 7: Ghanaian Cedi Trades at GHS12.25 in Forex Market and GHS11.65 on Bank of Ghana Interbank

The Ghanaian Cedi experienced a modest depreciation against the US dollar on Saturday, November 7, 2026, relative to Friday’s rates.

The average purchase price stood at GHS 11.84 per dollar, a one‑pesa decline from the prior day, while the average selling price remained unchanged at GHS 12.15 per dollar.

Forex bureaus reported a buying rate of GHS 12.00 and a selling rate of GHS 12.25 per dollar.

These rates are derived from Cedirates.com, a reputable Ghanaian source that monitors daily currency and fuel prices.

On the Bank of Ghana interbank market, the cedi was quoted at GHS 11.63 for purchases and GHS 11.65 for sales.

The average buying rate for the British pound was GHS 15.53, with a selling rate of GHS 16.42 at forex bureaus; the Bank of Ghana interbank rate was GHS 15.56.

Forex bureaus quoted the Euro at GHS 13.03 for purchase and GHS 13.83 for sale, while the interbank rate was GHS 12.98.

Money‑transfer services LemFi and Taptap Send offered dollar rates of GHS 11.68 and GHS 11.69, respectively, for remittances from the United States or United Kingdom to Ghana.

Both services quoted a rate of GHS 15.75 per pound for transfers from the United States or United Kingdom.

For the euro, Taptap Send and LemFi listed rates of GHS 13.13 and GHS 13.12, respectively, for transfers from the United States or United Kingdom to Ghana.

Digital subscription payments for services such as Netflix, Spotify, and Apple Music, processed via Visa or Mastercard, exchanged at GHS 12.58 and GHS 12.56, respectively.

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