The Bank of Ghana has released the official exchange rates for Tuesday, 3rd June 2025, indicating a marginal shift in the performance of major foreign currencies against the Ghanaian cedi. According to the figures published by the central bank, the US dollar recorded a slight depreciation, while both the British pound sterling and the euro appreciated marginally.

As per the data, the US dollar is being bought at ¢10.2449 and sold at ¢10.2551, marking a subtle decrease compared to previous rates. This downward adjustment in the dollar exchange rate comes at a time when global financial markets are experiencing modest fluctuations driven by geopolitical tensions and central bank policy decisions.

The British pound sterling is now being bought at ¢13.8849 and sold at ¢13.8998. This shows a minor gain, which may be attributed to positive economic indicators from the UK and a general strengthening of the pound on the international market. Similarly, the euro also registered a slight increase, with a buying rate of ¢11.7182 and a selling rate of ¢11.7288. The euro’s improved performance may reflect ongoing economic stability within the eurozone and investor confidence in the European Central Bank’s monetary policy.

These rates represent the average interbank figures used by commercial banks for foreign exchange transactions at the close of business on Monday, 2nd June 2025. They serve as crucial benchmarks for businesses, importers, exporters, and travelers who rely on accurate currency conversions for financial planning and operational efficiency.