Gold Prices on the Decline: What Should Investors Do?

Current Development of Gold Prices

Fluctuations in global markets continue to exert serious pressure on gold prices. Particularly, the easing of tensions in trade relations between the USA and China has accelerated exits from gold, which is considered a safe haven, as investors' risk appetite increases.

Weekly Gold Price Analysis

This week, gold prices experienced a notable decline in international markets. During the relevant period, the price of gold per ounce fell to $4,111, raising concerns among investors. In the Turkish market, the price of gold per gram dropped to 5,545 TL. The week ended with a decline, causing losses in both international and local markets.

Current Gold Price Table

Based on the critical date of October 25, the current gold prices are as follows:

• Gram Gold / Buying: 5,544.31 TL – Selling: 5,545.35 TL


• Ounce Gold (Dollar) / Buying: 4,111.89 $ – Selling: 4,114.21 $


• Quarter Gold / Buying: 8,870.89 TL – Selling: 9,066.64 TL


• Half Gold / Buying: 17,686.35 TL – Selling: 18,133.28 TL


• Full Gold / Buying: 38,160.00 TL – Selling: 38,661.00 TL


• Republic Gold / Buying: 35,483.58 TL – Selling: 36,155.66 TL


• Ata Gold / Buying: 38,938.03 TL – Selling: 39,958.06 TL


• Gremse Gold / Buying: 95,047.00 TL – Selling: 96,504.00 TL

Important Warnings for Investors

Experts emphasize that short-term changes in gold prices should not panic investors. The global inflation outlook, central bank interest rate policies, and geopolitical developments are among the main factors that will determine the trajectory of gold prices.

Critical Level and Expectations

Key thresholds for investors include the 5,500 TL level for gram gold and the $4,100 level for ounce gold. If prices fall to these levels, rapid price losses may occur; otherwise, price recovery can be observed.