Bank of Ghana Releases Official Daily Exchange Rates – Wednesday, 11 February 2026

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Bank of Ghana Releases Official Daily Exchange Rates – Wednesday, 11 February 2026

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has released its official daily foreign exchange reference rates for Wednesday, 11 February 2026, as part of its continuing effort to enhance transparency in the country’s foreign exchange market.

These reference rates provide key valuation benchmarks for the Ghanaian cedi (GHS) against major world currencies and are used by financial institutions, corporations, government agencies, and foreign exchange dealers in pricing, reporting, and settling foreign currency transactions.

According to the central bank's announcement, the United States Dollar is trading at a buying rate of ₵10.9845 and a selling rate of ₵10.9955. This represents the rates at which commercial banks can purchase and sell US dollars in their transactions with customers.

The British Pound Sterling is positioned at ₵15.0048 for buying and ₵15.0209 for selling. The pound continues to maintain its position as one of the strongest currencies traded against the cedi in the Ghanaian foreign exchange market.

Meanwhile, the Euro is trading at ₵13.0716 for buying and ₵13.0844 for selling. The euro's rates reflect its intermediate position between the dollar and the pound in terms of value against the local currency.

However, these exchange rates represent the average interbank rates used by commercial banks for transactions at the close of business on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. The rates serve as the official benchmark for currency exchange operations across the country's banking sector.

The narrow spread between buying and selling rates for all three currencies indicates a relatively stable foreign exchange market. This stability is crucial for maintaining confidence in the financial system and supporting both domestic and international economic activities.

These figures reflect the broader market movements and provide a practical indication of the cedi’s performance against major global currencies. The BoG’s official reference rate serves as the baseline for interbank trades and formal foreign exchange contracts, helping to stabilize pricing and reduce uncertainties in currency settlement.

The rates indicate that the Ghanaian cedi continues to trade at moderate levels against key currencies, a trend shaped by recent monetary policies and market interventions designed to maintain relative stability in the foreign exchange market.

Market participants are encouraged to use these reference benchmarks for accurate pricing and reporting in all official foreign exchange dealings, while keeping abreast of daily updates as the Bank of Ghana releases new figures.

Check out the Daily Exchange Rate Released by Bank of Ghana on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 Below