As of October 27, Forex Bureaus sell $1 at GH13.70 BoG.

Please take note that these rates could vary at a currency bureau close to you.

Afriswap Bureau De Change in Osu, Accra, provides our exchange rates.

compared to yesterday’s transaction, which had a purchase price of 13.0000 and a sale price of 13.0150. The exchange rate for buying and selling the dollar in Accra is 13.00 for buying and 13.70 for selling.

In comparison to the Pound Sterling, the Cedi is currently trading at a price of 15.0847 and a price of 15.1024, as opposed to 14.6936 and 14.7109 from yesterday’s trade.

The exchange rate for buying and selling the pound sterling in Accra is 15.00 for buying and 15.80 for selling.

In comparison to yesterday’s trading, where the Euro was traded at a buying price of 12.8496 and a selling price of 12.8636, it is currently trading at a price of 13.0853 and a price of 13.0983.

Euro is being purchased at a cost of 12.85 and being sold at a rate of 13.70 at a forex bureau in Accra.

In comparison to yesterday’s trading, when the South African Rand traded at a purchasing price of 0.7056 and a selling price of 0.7062, it is currently trading at 0.7247 and 0.7254.

South African Rand is being bought at a rate of 0.65 and sold at a rate of 1.10 at a forex bureau in Accra.

The buying and selling prices for the Nigerian Naira are 33.9522 and 33.9783, respectively, as opposed to 33.8625 and 33.8802 from yesterday’s trading.

Nigerian Naira is being purchased and sold at a forex bureau in Accra at a rate of 16.00 Naira for every 1 Cedi.

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