By Jibril Abdul Mumuni, GNA
Accra, Nov. 9, GNA – The Ghana cedi recorded relative stability against the major trading currencies over a one-week trading window, according to the Bank of Ghana’s daily exchange rate data.
The local currency remained largely stable despite pressures from movements in the international foreign exchange market during the review period.
At the beginning of the week, on Monday, November 2, the cedi traded at GHS11.62 to the US dollar, GHS15.57 to the British pound sterling, and GHS12.96 to the euro.
On Tuesday, November 3, the cedi depreciated against all three major currencies, closing at GHS11.66 to the dollar, GHS15.65 to the pound sterling, and GHS13.06 to the euro.
The currency posted a mixed performance on Wednesday, November 4. It remained unchanged against the dollar at GHS11.66, appreciated marginally against the pound sterling to GHS15.65, and weakened slightly against the euro at GHS13.06.
On Thursday, November 5, the cedi maintained its position against the dollar at GHS11.66 but depreciated against the pound sterling and the euro, trading at GHS15.71 and GHS13.10, respectively.
The local currency recorded the same rates on Friday, November 6, ending the week at GHS11.66 to the dollar, GHS15.71 to the pound sterling, and GHS13.10 to the euro.
On Monday, November 9, the cedi appreciated against all three currencies. It traded at GHS11.64 to the dollar, GHS15.55 to the pound sterling, and GHS12.98 to the euro.
Overall, the cedi demonstrated resilience during the review period, trading below GHS11.70 to the US dollar and recording only marginal fluctuations against the pound sterling and the euro.
GNA
Edited by Agnes Boye-Doe
9 Nov. 2026
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Reporter : Jibril Abdul Mumuni
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