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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 45726, member: 636"]
Ghana's currency lost some value against the American dollar on Tuesday. The cedi traded at an average rate of 10.35 cedis to buy one dollar. People selling dollars received 11.02 cedis for each dollar. Currency exchange offices offered different rates for customers. Data comes from Cedirates.com, a trusted website that tracks money and fuel prices.

Exchange bureaus charged 12.00 cedis for each dollar customers wanted to buy. Customers converting cedis to dollars paid 12.35 cedis for one dollar. Banks trading among themselves used slightly different rates. Interbank buying rates reached 10.29 cedis per dollar. Selling rates between banks hit 10.31 cedis per dollar.

British pounds cost more than dollars at exchange centers. Converting pounds to cedis required 13.73 cedis for each pound. People changing cedis to pounds paid 14.60 cedis per pound. European euros fell between dollars and pounds for pricing. Converting euros to cedis cost 11.85 cedis per euro.

The Bank of Ghana set interbank rates for foreign currencies. British pounds sold for 13.91 cedis at the central bank. European euros traded at 11.89 cedis through official bank channels. Money transfer companies offered competitive rates for international transactions. Digital payment services charged 11.07 cedis per dollar for streaming subscriptions.
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