Cedi notes
Note that these rates may be different at a forex bureau near you. Our forex bureau rates are provided by Afriswap Bureau De Change in Osu, Accra.
The Interbank forex rates from the Bank of Ghana today, January 5, 2024, have shown that the Ghana Cedi is trading against the dollar at a buying price of 11.8770 and a selling price of 11.8888.
At a Forex bureau in Accra, the dollar is being bought at a rate of 12.00 and sold at 12.25.
Against the Pound Sterling, the Cedi is trading at a buying price of 15.0101 and a selling price of 15.0275.
At a Forex Bureau in Accra, the pound sterling is being bought at a rate of 15.10 and sold at a rate of 15.50.
The Euro is trading at a buying price of 12.9554 and a selling price of 12.9682.
At a Forex Bureau in Accra, the Euro is being bought at a rate of 12.90 and sold at a rate of 13.40.
The South African Rand is trading at a buying price of 0.6344 and a selling price of 0.6348.
At a forex bureau in Accra, the South African Rand is being bought at a rate of 0.40 and sold at a rate of 1.10.
The Nigerian Naira is trading at a buying price of 74.6577 and a selling price of 74.7848.
At a forex bureau in Accra, Nigerian Naira is being bought at a rate of 9.00 Naira for every 1 Cedi and sold at a rate of 15.00.
For the CFA, it is trading at a buying price of 50.5820 and a selling price of 50.6319.
At a forex bureau in Accra, CFA is being bought at a rate of 17.50 CFA for every 1 Cedi and sold at a rate of 20.00 CFA for every 1 Cedi.
Our forex bureau rates are provided by Afriswap Bureau De Change in Osu, Accra.
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