The Bank of Ghana has announced the latest official exchange rates for major currencies, indicating steady and cautious movements in the foreign exchange market. As of Monday, June 2, 2025, the cedi continues to demonstrate resilience, reflecting the impact of ongoing economic recovery efforts.
The US dollar remains relatively stable, with buying and selling rates at GHC10.2749 and GHC10.2851 respectively. The pound sterling and euro also show slight fluctuations, trading at GHC13.8454/13.8603 and GHC11.6622/11.6728 for buying and selling.
These rates, derived from interbank averages, serve as key references for commercial banks, businesses, and importers engaged in foreign trade. The Bank of Ghana’s consistent updates are part of its commitment to transparency and market stability amid inflation management strategies.
With continued monitoring and timely interventions, the central bank aims to sustain macroeconomic balance and support the cedi’s performance in a dynamic forex environment.
