On the second day of 2026, the cedi remains stable at GH¢10.45 to $1.

In comparison to the Bank of Ghana’s 1.05 pesewa spread, the dollar was being purchased at GH¢11.90 and sold at GH¢12.35 at forex bureaus.

The euro fluctuated between GH¢15.80 and GH¢16.70 at bureaus, while the pound sterling fluctuated between GH¢13.80 and GH¢14.70.

Strong demand and a shortage of foreign currency, particularly as the new fiscal year gets underway, are reflected in the somewhat higher rates.

Market observers anticipate the possible effects of impending monetary policy choices and foreign inflows on the currency’s performance, and the Bank of Ghana is anticipated to maintain its interventions in the upcoming months to control volatility.

Exchange Rates:

Bank of Ghana interbank market rates:

– Dollar: Buying at GH¢10.494, Selling at GH¢10.503

– Pound: Buying at GH¢14.157, Selling at GH¢14.172

– Euro: Buying at GH¢12.325, Selling at GH¢12.336

Forex bureau rates:

– Dollar: Buying at GH¢11.90, Selling at GH¢12.35

– Pound: Buying at GH¢15.80, Selling at GH¢16.70

– Euro: Buying at GH¢13.80, Selling at GH¢14.70

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