The Ghanaian cedi has shown signs of stabilization against major international currencies, according to the latest exchange rate data released by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) on Friday, June 20, 2025.
The central bank’s interbank exchange rates, based on trading as of close of business on Thursday, June 19, indicate relatively stable buying and selling margins for the U.S. dollar, British pound, and euro.
The U.S. dollar was buying at GH¢10.2949 and selling at GH¢10.3052, reflecting minimal variation—a sign that the cedi is holding steady against the greenback.
Similarly, the pound sterling was buying at GH¢13.8250 and selling at GH¢13.8398, while the euro traded at GH¢11.8081 on the buying side and GH¢11.8188 on the selling side.
Currency analysts say the narrow spreads between buying and selling rates suggest improved market confidence and increased liquidity, bolstered by recent foreign exchange interventions by the BoG and positive external flows.
The development is expected to offer some relief to importers, businesses, and households concerned about price volatility stemming from currency depreciation.
The BoG has maintained that it will continue to monitor exchange rate dynamics closely and intervene when necessary to ensure stability in the foreign exchange market.
