The Bank of Ghana has released the official interbank exchange rates applicable for Friday, May 30, 2025, offering updated information on the buying and selling rates of major international currencies.
These figures represent the exchange values as recorded at the close of business on Thursday, May 29, 2025. This publication is part of the central bank’s ongoing efforts to uphold transparency and stability in Ghana’s foreign exchange market.
The report includes the performance of the Ghanaian cedi against three key international currencies: the US Dollar (USD), the British Pound Sterling (GBP), and the Euro (EUR).
Exchange Rates Overview:
US Dollar (USD):
Buying Rate: GH¢10.2949
Selling Rate: GH¢10.3052
British Pound Sterling (GBP):
Buying Rate: GH¢13.8826
Selling Rate: GH¢13.8975
Euro (EUR):
Buying Rate: GH¢11.6975
Selling Rate: GH¢11.7081
These exchange rates reflect the average rates at which commercial banks in Ghana acquire and sell foreign currencies. The buying rate represents the amount in Ghanaian cedis required by banks to purchase one unit of foreign currency, whereas the selling rate indicates the amount banks charge when selling the currency to customers.
The narrow margins between buying and selling prices—such as the modest 0.0103 difference for the US dollar—demonstrate a relatively stable and competitive foreign exchange environment.
This information is particularly valuable for businesses, financial institutions, importers, exporters, investors, and others involved in international trade and finance. Regular updates like this not only inform financial decisions but also help manage foreign exchange risks and support broader economic planning and forecasting efforts.
