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

According to the Bank of Ghana’s daily exchange-rate publication for Monday, November 9, 2026, the US dollar is being quoted at a buying rate of GH¢11.6342 and a selling rate of GH¢11.6458, while the pound sterling and euro are trading at higher cedi values.

The figures provide a benchmark for foreign-currency dealings at the beginning of the week. The central bank says they represent average interbank rates recorded by commercial banks at the close of business on Friday, November 6, rather than guaranteed prices available to every customer.

Sterling leads the three major currencies listed, with a buying rate of GH¢15.5421 and a selling rate of GH¢15.5588. The euro follows at GH¢12.9701 to buy and GH¢12.9819 to sell. The dollar has the lowest quoted value, at GH¢11.6342 for buying and GH¢11.6458 for selling.

The differences between the buying and selling figures are relatively small for all three currencies. However, the published rates should not be interpreted as evidence that every foreign-exchange provider will offer identical prices. Individual commercial banks, forex bureaus and other financial institutions may apply different margins and respond to prevailing market conditions.

The update is relevant to businesses and individuals whose activities involve payments in foreign currencies. Importers may use exchange-rate information when estimating the cedi cost of goods purchased abroad, while exporters and companies receiving overseas payments can refer to the figures when assessing their earnings. People sending or receiving remittances, as well as students meeting expenses overseas, may also monitor movements in the rates.

Currency movements can influence household spending and business costs, particularly where imported products or foreign obligations are involved. Changes may also affect the cedi value of external payments and the amount required to meet overseas expenses.

By publishing daily interbank averages, the Bank of Ghana provides market participants with a common reference for assessing currency movements. The figures are useful for planning, but anyone preparing a transaction should confirm the actual rate and applicable charges with their chosen provider before exchanging money.

The next update will offer another reference point as businesses and households monitor foreign-exchange movements in the coming days.

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