Global Live Gold & Silver Rates
Track today’s gold rate and silver price in over 100 countries, displayed in local currencies and traditional units such as gram, tola, and ounce.
Market Performance: Ounce in USD
Live gold and silver prices are updated frequently based on international bullion markets. Select a country below to view today’s gold rate and silver price in local currency and traditional units.
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11.6638
Ounce
0.3750
Kilogram
0.0117
Baht
0.7651
Tael
0.3116
Understanding Global Gold & Silver Prices
Our mission is to provide transparent, accurate, and accessible data for investors, jewelers, and consumers worldwide. Rates are updated every minute, reflecting the latest movements in the international markets and local currency exchange rates.
A Guide to Global & Local Weight Units
One of the unique features of this platform is its ability to display prices in both international and traditional local units. This ensures relevance for users in different regions:
- Ounce (oz): The international standard for bullion, weighing 31.103 grams. Primarily used in North American and European markets.
- Tola: The traditional unit of mass in South Asia and the Middle East, weighing approximately 11.66 grams. Essential for markets like India, Pakistan, and the UAE.
- Gram (g): A universal unit, often used for smaller jewelry items and retail investment products worldwide.
- Gram (10g): A very common retail unit for gold bars and coins across Asian and Middle Eastern markets.
- Baht: The standard unit for gold trading in Thailand, equivalent to 15.244 grams.
- Tael: A historical unit used in East Asia, particularly China and Hong Kong, weighing around 37.5 grams.
How the US Dollar Affects Your Local Gold Price
It is critical to understand that gold and silver are priced globally in US Dollars (USD). The price you see in your local currency—whether it's Pakistani Rupees, Indian Rupees, or British Pounds—is a direct conversion from the international USD price. This creates a "multiplier effect":
When your local currency weakens against the USD, the price of gold and silver in your country will rise, even if the international price remains unchanged. Conversely, a stronger local currency can make precious metals cheaper. Therefore, to accurately predict local price trends, an investor must monitor both the global spot price and the USD exchange rate for their specific currency. Our platform automates this entire calculation for you, providing the final, accurate rate in your local tender.