Exchange rate of Ghana

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BoG Exchange rates for Monday 14th November out as the Cedi continues to depreciate against the Foreign currencies Ghana trades in.

BoG Exchange rates for Monday 14th November.

The exchange rates quoted by the Bank of Ghana for the interbank Transfer based on the close of business rates for Friday 11th November 2022 are as follows.

These rates quoted are the selling rates for the three major currencies. Note that these may be different on the open market.

1 USD ➔ ₵ 13.08

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 15.43

1 EUR ➔ ₵ 113.52

Rates quoted by Cedi rates from Friday to Sunday are are follows

Fri 11 Nov 2022 exchange rates were as follows

1 USD ➔ ₵ 14.18

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 16.64

1 EUR ➔ ₵ 14.52

₿ 1 BTC ➔ ₵ 246,160

The exchange rates as published by ₵edi Rates @CediRates for 12 Nov 202 at 8:00 AM were as follows

1 USD ➔ ₵ 14.42

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 17.03

1 EUR ➔ ₵ 14.96

₿ 1 BTC ➔ ₵ 242,011

Sun 13 Nov 2022 rated published at 8:00 AM were

1 USD ➔ ₵ 14.38

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 17.02

1 EUR ➔ ₵ 14.90

₿ 1 BTC ➔ ₵ 241,055

What are today’s BoG Exchange rates?

1 USD ➔ ₵ 13.08

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 15.43

1 EUR ➔ ₵ 113.52

What is today’s BoG Exchange dollar rate?

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 15.43 is the selling rate for the day

What is today’s BoG Exchange pound’s rate

1 GBP ➔ ₵ 15.43 is the selling rate for the day

What is today’s BoG Exchange Euro rate?

1 EUR ➔ ₵ 113.52 is the selling rate for the day

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