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Central Bank Gold Coin Prices Edge Higher on Back of Strong Global Bullion Market

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Central Bank Gold Coin Prices Edge Higher on Back of Strong Global Bullion Market

Prices of the Ghana Gold Coin inched up marginally on Friday, November 21, 2025, tracking gains in the global bullion market as spot gold held firm above the $4,000 mark.

According to pricing data published by the Bank of Ghana, the 1-ounce coin traded at GH¢46,926.43, while the 0.50-ounce and 0.25-ounce denominations were quoted at GH¢23,810.53 and GH¢12,275.20 respectively.

The upward pricing reflects movements in the international market, where the LBMA PM gold price closed the previous session at $4,090.60 per ounce, supported by sustained safe-haven demand. A Bloomberg reference rate of USD/GHS 11.0750 was applied for conversion.

Analysts note that the coin’s valuation continues to mirror volatility in both global bullion prices and local forex dynamics, with the cedi’s relative stability helping to moderate sharper increases.

The Ghana Gold Coin, issued under the supervision of the central bank, has been positioned as a wealth-preservation asset, with pricing adjustments reflecting daily international benchmarks.

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