As of Monday, August 12, 2024, at 10:00 a.m., the purchasing rate is GHS15.38, and the selling rate is GHS15.90.
Cedirates.com, a well-known Ghanaian website for currency and gasoline updates, provided the data used for this.
In relation to the US dollar, the Cedi is now trading at GHS15.08 on the purchasing rate and GHS15.09 on the selling price at interbank rates.
The purchasing and selling rates of the British Pound Sterling versus the Cedi climbed by 2 pesewas apiece when compared to the rates at the same time on Sunday.
The average rates for buying and selling British Pound Sterling are GHS19.44 and GHS20.31, respectively.
In relation to the cedi, the value of the euro has climbed by 1 pesewa and by 2 pesewas in both the buying and selling rates.
The euro is available for purchase at GHS16.58 and for sale at GHS17.39, respectively.
The selling price of the British pound sterling on the interbank market operated by the Bank of Ghana remains at GHS19.26.
On the interbank market, the euro is currently selling for GHS16.48, which is the same price as it was earlier.
People can send money to Ghana from the US or the UK at GHS15.50 or GHS15.61, respectively, for each dollar using LemFi and Afriex.
The British Pound is being bought and sold at GHS19.85 per unit on the two money transfer websites.
Afriex, the sole vendor of the two that changed euro rates on Monday, is offering GHS16.97 for €1.
With Visa and Mastercard, Netflix, Spotify, and Apple Music subscribers can renew their subscriptions for GHS16.77 each, with both payment processors offering US dollars.
