Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)
USD:GHS
+0.00%
₵ 11.42
GBP:GHS
+0.00%
₵ 15.27
EUR:GHS
+0.00%
₵ 13.32
Last Updated:
December 08 2025, 9:00 AM UTC (Opening Rate)
Description
Ghana is expected to have a better 2024 than last year. Growth and inflation are expected to improve, and IMF reforms will restore confidence in the economy and its exchange rate. As a result, the Cedi is expected to strengthen and could appreciate against the dollar this year.
Given the possibility of a strengthening Cedi gaining and slowing inflation, we are optimistic for a gradual recovery in Ghanaian consumer spending after the slowdown it experienced in 2022 and 2023. However, Ghana's prevailing high-interest rate environment implies that consumers will remain cautious, likely reducing expenditure, particularly in non-essential segments.
Given the possibility of a strengthening Cedi gaining and slowing inflation, we are optimistic for a gradual recovery in Ghanaian consumer spending after the slowdown it experienced in 2022 and 2023. However, Ghana's prevailing high-interest rate environment implies that consumers will remain cautious, likely reducing expenditure, particularly in non-essential segments.
Methodology
The Stears Pan-African exchange rate forecasts employ a refined economic model that combines current market data with advanced theoretical underpinnings to predict the official end-point quarterly exchange rates for major African currencies against the US dollar.
At its core, the model establishes a baseline for each currency, factoring in both current and forecasted inflation differentials between the African countries and the US.
To ensure our projections reflect the latest market conditions, we apply a data-driven recalibration. This step is critical in anchoring our forecasts in the present-day financial landscape. We then analyse projected month-on-month inflation rates for each quarter, recognising inflation's pivotal role in currency valuation.
We have also introduced a strategic analytical adjustment – an 'analyst’s premium'. This is a calculated refinement, factoring in market-specific variables and economic indicators not fully encapsulated by baseline inflation differentials. This sophisticated adjustment serves to fine-tune our forecasts, providing users with comprehensive, actionable insights tailored for navigating complex financial markets.
At its core, the model establishes a baseline for each currency, factoring in both current and forecasted inflation differentials between the African countries and the US.
To ensure our projections reflect the latest market conditions, we apply a data-driven recalibration. This step is critical in anchoring our forecasts in the present-day financial landscape. We then analyse projected month-on-month inflation rates for each quarter, recognising inflation's pivotal role in currency valuation.
We have also introduced a strategic analytical adjustment – an 'analyst’s premium'. This is a calculated refinement, factoring in market-specific variables and economic indicators not fully encapsulated by baseline inflation differentials. This sophisticated adjustment serves to fine-tune our forecasts, providing users with comprehensive, actionable insights tailored for navigating complex financial markets.
Data Sources
Bank of Ghana (BOG), Ghana Statistical Service (GSS)




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