The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has published its daily foreign exchange rates for Friday, October 30, 2026, providing the latest indicative interbank exchange rates for major international currencies against the Ghana cedi (GH¢).
The published rates cover the United States Dollar (USD), British Pound Sterling (GBP) and Euro (EUR), offering useful information for individuals, businesses, importers, exporters and financial institutions monitoring currency movements in Ghana.
Bank of Ghana Exchange Rates Today – October 30, 2026
According to the Bank of Ghana’s published exchange rate schedule, the following buying and selling rates apply:
1. US Dollar to Ghana Cedi (USD/GHS)
- Buying Rate: GH¢11.6457
- Selling Rate: GH¢11.6573
The US dollar remains an important foreign currency for international trade, import payments, business transactions and financial transfers involving Ghana.
2. British Pound to Ghana Cedi (GBP/GHS)
- Buying Rate: GH¢15.5656
- Selling Rate: GH¢15.5823
The British pound exchange rate is particularly relevant to Ghanaians receiving remittances from the United Kingdom, international businesses and individuals making overseas payments.
3. Euro to Ghana Cedi (EUR/GHS)
- Buying Rate: GH¢12.9952
- Selling Rate: GH¢13.0081
The euro exchange rate is essential for businesses and individuals conducting transactions with European countries, including international trade, travel and money transfers.
Summary of Bank of Ghana Exchange Rates
| Currency | Buying Rate (GH¢) | Selling Rate (GH¢) |
|---|---|---|
| US Dollar (USD) | 11.6457 | 11.6573 |
| British Pound (GBP) | 15.5656 | 15.5823 |
| Euro (EUR) | 12.9952 | 13.0081 |
How Are the Exchange Rates Determined?
The Bank of Ghana’s published figures represent average interbank exchange rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
These rates provide an important reference point for monitoring the Ghana cedi’s performance against major international currencies.
However, actual foreign exchange rates offered by commercial banks, forex bureaux and other financial service providers may differ depending on market conditions, transaction fees and institutional pricing policies.
Why Are Daily Exchange Rates Important?
Monitoring daily currency exchange rates is important for individuals and businesses seeking to understand the performance of the Ghana cedi.
Changes in the USD/GHS, GBP/GHS and EUR/GHS exchange rates can influence import costs, international payments, remittances, travel expenses and the prices of imported goods and services.
Consumers, investors, traders and businesses are therefore encouraged to monitor the latest Bank of Ghana exchange rate updates when making financial decisions.
For the official exchange rate information, visit the Bank of Ghana website at www.bog.gov.gh.
Disclaimer: These figures are the published reference interbank rates and should not be interpreted as guaranteed rates available at every commercial bank or forex bureau.
Source: newsthemegh.com