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    Ghana Cedi to Dollar Rate: BoG Rate for October 14

    Check Ghana’s daily exchange rates for October 14, 2026, including the buying and selling rates for the US dollar, British pound and euro against the cedi.

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    Ghana Cedi to Dollar Rate: BoG Rate for October 14

    The Ghana cedi’s exchange rates against the US dollar, British pound and euro have been published for Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

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    According to the daily exchange rate figures, the US dollar is buying at GH¢11.7000 and selling at GH¢11.7118.

    The British pound sterling is trading at a buying rate of GH¢15.4991 and a selling rate of GH¢15.5157, while the euro is buying at GH¢13.0959 and selling at GH¢13.1089.

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    The rates represent average interbank exchange rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

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    Daily exchange rates for October 14, 2026

    Currency

    Buying rate (GH¢)

    Selling rate (GH¢)

    US dollar (USD)

    11.7000

    11.7118

    British pound (GBP)

    15.4991

    15.5157

    Euro (EUR)

    13.0959

    13.1089

    The published figures provide a reference for customers and businesses tracking foreign exchange rates in Ghana. Actual rates offered by individual banks and forex bureaus may differ.

    Customers planning international transfers, travel or foreign currency transactions are advised to confirm the applicable rates with their banks or authorised forex dealers before making transactions.

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