Global Gold Prices
Real-time spot rates (XAU) converted to local currencies and units.
Spot Price (USD/oz)
Status
Estimated

USD
United States Dollar
Price per Gram

EUR
Euro
Price per Gram

GBP
British Pound
Price per Gram

CHF
Swiss Franc
Price per Gram

CAD
Canadian Dollar
Price per Gram

AUD
Australian Dollar
Price per Gram

NZD
New Zealand Dollar
Price per Gram

INR
Indian Rupee
Price per Gram

CNY
Chinese Yuan
Price per Gram

JPY
Japanese Yen
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HKD
Hong Kong Dollar
Price per Gram

SGD
Singapore Dollar
Price per Gram

MYR
Malaysian Ringgit
Price per Gram

PKR
Pakistani Rupee
Price per Gram

BDT
Bangladeshi Taka
Price per Gram

LKR
Sri Lankan Rupee
Price per Gram

NPR
Nepalese Rupee
Price per Gram

IDR
Indonesian Rupiah
Price per Gram

THB
Thai Baht
Price per Gram

VND
Vietnamese Dong
Price per Gram

KRW
South Korean Won
Price per Gram

PHP
Philippine Peso
Price per Gram

AED
UAE Dirham
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SAR
Saudi Riyal
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QAR
Qatari Riyal
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KWD
Kuwaiti Dinar
Price per Gram

OMR
Omani Rial
Price per Gram

BHD
Bahraini Dinar
Price per Gram

TRY
Turkish Lira
Price per Gram

ZAR
South African Rand
Price per Gram

EGP
Egyptian Pound
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NGN
Nigerian Naira
Price per Gram

BRL
Brazilian Real
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MXN
Mexican Peso
Price per Gram
Data Source Information
Notice: Live gold price API connection was blocked by browser security (CORS) or is offline. Displaying estimated prices based on recent market close data ($2672.45 base). Exchange rates are approximate.
Understanding Gold Measurements
- Gram (g): Common for small jewelry and retail bars.
- Vori / Tola: A traditional South Asian unit. 1 Vori ≈ 11.66 grams.
- Aana: A smaller subdivision of Vori. 16 Aana = 1 Vori.
- Troy Ounce (oz): The international standard for gold trading. 1 Troy oz ≈ 31.103 grams.
- Kilogram (kg): Used for large bars and central bank reserves.
Why do prices vary?
While the spot price of gold is set globally in US Dollars (XAU/USD), local prices fluctuate based on:
- Currency Strength: If your local currency drops against the USD, gold becomes more expensive locally.
- Import Duties: Taxes and customs duties in different countries (like India) add to the retail price.
- Market Demand: Local festivals (like Diwali) can drive up premiums.