Gold Price Rates studying historical trends in gold prices can potentially offer insights that may help inform buy or sell decisions. Looking at the broader trend, gold experienced a steady climb over several years before reaching record highs near $2000 per ounce in 2011. Since then, the price has generally declined, though it may have established a bottom in 2016. While it’s not yet confirmed, the drop from the 2011 peak might simply represent a temporary correction within a longer-term upward trend.

Reviewing past Gold Price Rates may also help identify possible support levels—areas where buyers consistently step in. For instance, if gold repeatedly retreats to around $1200 per ounce and strong demand emerges each time, that level could be viewed as a potential support zone and might represent a favorable buying opportunity.

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Besides analyzing Gold Price Rates in U.S. Dollars, you also have the option to view historical data in other currencies such as the British Pound, Euro, or Swiss Franc. Additionally, you can explore charts that adjust gold’s price for inflation, such as using the 1980 Consumer Price Index (CPI) formula.

To make things easier, the page also features a straightforward table showing gold’s price and percentage changes across various timeframes: daily, 30-day, six-month, one-year, five-year, and 16-year intervals.

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Gold edged lower toward $3,630 per ounce on Thursday, continuing its decline from the prior day, weighed down by a strengthening US dollar in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy move. As anticipated, the Fed trimmed interest rates by 25 basis points and indicated that further rate reductions may occur gradually over the remainder of the year. However, Fed Chair Jerome Powell adopted a measured tone regarding additional cuts, framing the decision as a precautionary step in light of a weakening job market. He emphasized that the central bank would evaluate rate decisions on a “meeting-by-meeting” basis going forward. Gold prices have surged 39% year-to-date, driven by expectations of continued Fed easing, persistent global geopolitical risks, and robust demand from central banks. Meanwhile, the supply of second-hand gold jewelry and coins in India remains scarce, as investors are holding onto their bullion in anticipation of further price increases, despite recent weekly record highs.

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Gold price per ounce

The value of Gold Price Rates is constantly changing and can shift due to a variety of factors. Some of the most influential drivers of gold price fluctuations include:

Actions taken by central banks

Economic policies

Interest rate changes

Currency exchange dynamics

Inflation or deflation trends

Global political tensions

Investor sentiment — whether they seek risk or avoid it

Demand for gold in jewelry

Investment-related demand

Movements in the foreign exchange market can significantly impact the price of gold. Since gold is usually priced in U.S. Dollars, a declining dollar can make gold more affordable for international buyers, whereas a strengthening dollar can make it costlier for them. This inverse relationship is often reflected in price action: when the dollar index drops notably, gold prices tend to climb, and when the dollar gains strength, gold prices may dip.

Interest rates play a key role as well. Because gold doesn’t offer interest or dividends, it may see less demand in times of high or rising interest rates. Conversely, during periods of very low rates, gold can become more appealing, as the cost of holding it is reduced. Still, it’s worth noting that gold can appreciate even with high rates, and it can decline despite low rates.

Economic policy decisions also influence the price of gold. When a government implements measures like quantitative easing or other forms of economic stimulus, these policies may devalue the national currency, which can enhance gold’s appeal. Additionally, such measures often increase national debt levels, potentially making tangible assets like gold more desirable.

Gold price per gram

Gold prices continue their upward trend! In Bangladesh, the latest rate for gold per gram stands at ৳14,376.54 BDT, reflecting a weekly increase of ৳163.98 or +1.15%. Explore detailed information on 24K gold prices, including price trends per gram, rates for various weights, comparisons across different karats, and a history of daily price movements, including recent shifts in BDT and their percentage changes.               

  The price of 1 gram of gold stands at ৳14,376.68, showing an increase of ৳53.98.

5 grams of gold is currently valued at ৳71,883.42, reflecting a rise of ৳269.90.

The cost for 10 grams of gold has reached ৳143,766.84, with a gain of ৳539.80.

The market rate for 20 grams of gold is now ৳287,533.68, marking a growth of ৳1,079.60.

The latest price for 50 grams of gold is ৳718,834.19, an increase of ৳2,699.00.

100 grams of gold is priced at ৳1,437,668.38, which is up by ৳5,398.00.

A total of 1000 grams (1 kilogram) of gold now costs ৳14,376,683.76, indicating a price hike of ৳53,980.00.

Gold price in India

India, officially referred to as the Republic of India, ranks among the largest nations by land area and is the second most populated country globally. It shares its borders with several countries, including China, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, and Bangladesh. The nation is home to approximately 1.2 billion people. While Hindi and English serve as the official languages, India recognizes numerous regional languages as well. The country operates under a federal parliamentary constitutional socialist republic framework and officially became a republic in 1950. The Indian Rupee serves as India’s official currency. It is divided into 100 smaller units known as paise. The name “rupee” traces its roots to the “rupiya,” a silver coin first introduced in the 16th century by Sultan Sher Shah Suri. The Reserve Bank of India is responsible for issuing and regulating the currency.

When purchasing gold in India, prices are generally displayed in rupees. However, it’s also common to see prices listed in major global currencies such as the US Dollar, Euro, British Pound, or Japanese Yen. Gold is usually priced per ounce, gram, or kilogram. India ranks among the top global consumers of gold, with the metal holding cultural and financial significance in the country. Gold plays a key role during the Indian wedding season, where it is commonly gifted as jewelry—not only for its beauty but also for its value as a financial asset. With many citizens lacking formal bank accounts and inflation occasionally exceeding interest rates and bond yields, gold is often seen as a dependable way to preserve wealth. The tradition of gifting gold continues to be strong.

Spot gold price

Gold is acquired not only for investment purposes but also for its use in various sectors such as manufacturing and jewelry production. Numerous factors can impact the spot price of gold, but some of the most significant include:

Investment interest

Demand for jewelry

Currency fluctuations

Inflationary or deflationary trends

Interest rates and central bank policies

Market sentiment (risk-on or risk-off)

Geopolitical events

Performance of stock markets

Gold often sees heightened interest from investors during times of economic turmoil or global political tension. For instance, during conflicts or geopolitical instability, the price of gold may trend upward. Economically, gold demand can rise when stock markets experience downturns or prolonged bearish phases. Additionally, monetary policy and interest rate levels play key roles in influencing gold prices. In environments where interest rates are kept very low, gold may appear more attractive, as the cost of forgoing interest-bearing investments is reduced. Conversely, rising interest rates can negatively affect gold prices, since gold does not yield any income through dividends or interest. The foreign exchange market is another crucial factor impacting the gold market. Although gold is globally traded, it is primarily priced in U.S. dollars. When the dollar strengthens, gold becomes more costly for buyers using other currencies, which can put downward pressure on prices. In contrast, a declining dollar can make gold more affordable for international buyers, potentially driving prices higher.

Current gold price

The United States of America holds the title of the world’s largest economy. It consists of 50 individual states, a federal district, and several self-governing territories that together form a federal republic. Spanning roughly 3.8 million square miles, the U.S. is among the largest countries globally by both land area and population, with about 325 million residents. Washington D.C. serves as the nation’s capital, while New York City is its most populous urban center. English is the predominant language, and the nation operates under a federal presidential constitutional republic. The country officially gained independence on July 4, 1776.

The issuance and management of the country’s money are handled by the Federal Reserve System, often simply called the Federal Reserve or the Fed. Created in 1913 under the Federal Reserve Act, the central bank was established to oversee and regulate the U.S. monetary framework. Based in Washington D.C., the Fed’s key responsibilities include promoting maximum employment, ensuring stable prices, and managing long-term interest rates. Over time, its role has grown to include financial regulation and safeguarding the stability of the financial system.

Live gold price

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The Live Price of Gold platform also allows users to view gold rates in various units such as per gram, ounce, tola, or kilogram. You can find up-to-the-minute gold prices for 24K, 22K, 18K, and 14K gold across different countries. The site offers comprehensive and real-time data 24/7, making it extremely convenient to check the latest gold spot prices with just a click.

14k gold price per gram

14K Gold Price per Gram in BDT

Current Rate: ৳8,387.37
Previous Day’s Rate: ৳8,354.91
Today’s Increase: +৳32.42
Percentage Change: +0.4%

Highest Price Today: ৳8,400.15
Lowest Price Today: ৳8,310.57
Daily Price Range: ৳89.58
Market Movement: Extremely Volatile

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Gold Prices Continue Upward!
The present market value of 14K gold per gram stands at ৳8,387.37 in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT), reflecting a weekly rise of ৳96.59, or +1.17%. You can check real-time prices, compare trends, and view charts for different gold units like grams, ounces, kilos, and tolas across Bangladesh.

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Historical Prices of 14K Gold per Gram in Bangladesh

Date	Price (BDT)	Change / Movement
Sep 18, 2025	৳8,387.34	+৳32.42 (+0.39%)
Sep 17, 2025	৳8,354.91	-৳73.98 (-0.88%)
Sep 16, 2025	৳8,428.89	+৳33.65 (+0.40%)
Sep 15, 2025	৳8,395.24	+৳83.69 (+1.01%)
Sep 14, 2025	৳8,311.55	Market Closed (Sunday)
Sep 13, 2025	৳8,311.55	Market Closed (Saturday)
Sep 12, 2025	৳8,315.88	+৳25.13 (+0.30%)
Sep 11, 2025	৳8,290.75	-৳18.88 (-0.23%)
Sep 10, 2025	৳8,309.62	+৳33.59 (+0.41%)
Sep 09, 2025	৳8,276.03	-৳19.66 (-0.24%)
Sep 08, 2025	৳8,295.69	+৳123.28 (+1.51%)