Gold price today
Live global market rates in USD (US Dollar) updated 11/03/2026, 18:15:14
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Gold 24K (1g)
$165.82
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Week High: $166.35 • Week Low: $162.93
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Gold 22K (1g)
$152.06
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Week High: $152.55 • Week Low: $149.41
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Gold 18K (1g)
$124.43
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Week High: $124.83 • Week Low: $122.26
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Gold / Ounce
$5160.16
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Week High: $5176.66 • Week Low: $5070.23
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 24-carat and 22-carat gold? expand_more
24-carat gold is pure gold (99.9%), while 22-carat contains about 91.6% gold mixed with small amounts of other metals for durability. Jewelry is usually made from 22K gold, while 24K is used for investment bars and coins.
Why does the gold price change every day? expand_more
Gold prices change due to fluctuations in global demand, central bank policies, inflation, currency strength (especially USD), and geopolitical events. When uncertainty rises, investors often buy gold, pushing prices higher.
At what time does the gold market open and close? expand_more
Gold trading happens 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday, across different global exchanges — mainly in London, New York, and Hong Kong. The price moves continuously as markets overlap.