The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has released its daily foreign exchange rates for Wednesday, October 21, 2026, providing updated buying and selling rates for the US dollar, British pound sterling and euro against the Ghanaian cedi.
The published exchange rates represent the average interbank rates used by commercial banks for foreign currency transactions at the close of business on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
Bank of Ghana Forex Rates for October 21, 2026
According to the Bank of Ghana’s daily exchange rate update, the following rates apply to the three major international currencies.
1. US Dollar to Ghana Cedi (USD/GHS)
- Buying rate: GH¢11.6000
- Selling rate: GH¢11.6116
The US dollar exchange rate remains an important indicator for businesses, importers, exporters and individuals who depend on international payments and foreign currency transactions in Ghana.
2. British Pound Sterling to Ghana Cedi (GBP/GHS)
- Buying rate: GH¢15.5104
- Selling rate: GH¢15.5270
The British pound continues to be a key currency for international trade, remittances and financial transactions involving Ghana and the United Kingdom.
3. Euro to Ghana Cedi (EUR/GHS)
- Buying rate: GH¢13.0252
- Selling rate: GH¢13.0370
The euro exchange rate is relevant to businesses and individuals making payments, transferring money or conducting trade with European countries.
Why the Bank of Ghana Exchange Rates Matter
The daily foreign exchange rates published by the Bank of Ghana provide a useful reference for monitoring movements in the Ghana cedi against major international currencies.
These rates can help importers, exporters, travellers, investors and businesses estimate the cost of foreign currency transactions. They also provide information for people monitoring the USD to GHS exchange rate, pound-to-cedi rate and euro-to-cedi rate.
However, actual exchange rates offered by commercial banks, forex bureaus and other financial institutions may differ from the published interbank averages. Customers should confirm the applicable rates and charges with their financial service providers before completing a transaction.
For the latest official information, visit the Bank of Ghana website at www.bog.gov.gh.
Source: newsthemegh.com