What was the price of gold one year ago today?

What was the price of gold one year ago today?

Stats

Value from The Previous Market Day 1963.30
Value from 1 Year Ago 1757.20
Change from 1 Year Ago 11.73%
Frequency Market Daily
Unit USD per Troy Ounce

Is gold up or down today?

MONEX Live Gold Spot Prices

Gold Spot Prices Today Change
Gold Prices Per Ounce $1,898.00 +3.00
Gold Prices Per Gram $61.02 +0.10
Gold Prices Per Kilo $61,020.70 +96.45

What has the price of gold done in the last month?

Stats

Value from Last Month 1856.30
Change from Last Month 4.93%
Value from 1 Year Ago 1718.23
Change from 1 Year Ago 13.36%
Frequency Monthly

What was the highest gold price?

Historically, Gold reached an all time high of 2074.88 in August of 2020. Gold – data, forecasts, historical chart – was last updated on May of 2022.

What is Canadian gold price?

Gold Market Price: $2436.3 CAD 0.00.

How much did gold cost 10 years ago?

Gold Price Last 10 Years. Current Price. $ 1,733.19. 10 Year High. $ 2,067.16. 10 Year Low. $ 1,049.41. 10 Year Change. $ +315.69 ( 22.27 %)

Where can I find information on the gold price?

You can access information on the Gold price in British Pounds (GBP), Euros (EUR) and US Dollars (USD) in a wide variety of time frames from live prices to all time history. The default representation of Gold price is usually in Troy Ounces, but above we give the option to show Grams and Kilograms as well.

Why should I look at historical gold prices?

Looking at historical gold prices may potentially provide information that may assist in buying or selling decisions. Looking at the big picture, gold trended higher for many years before making all-time highs in 2011 of nearly $2000 per ounce.

Are gold prices per ounce the same around the world?

ARE THE GOLD PRICES PER OUNCE THE SAME AROUND THE GLOBE? One troy ounce of gold is the same around the world and for larger transaction are usually priced in U.S. dollars as that is the most active market; however, the value of an ounce of gold can be higher or lower based on the value of a nation’s currency.

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