Today, the registered gold prices have significantly decreased, particularly the price of a gram of 21 carat which is most widely used in the Egyptian goldsmiths market. The pound gold price has dropped by about 480 pounds after recording a high of 17,800 pounds yesterday, and now it is only at 17,320 pounds. The 21-carat gram’s price has also declined to 2,145 pounds, compared to its price at the beginning of the week which was about 2225 pounds. For those who are interested, the price of a 21 karat gold with workmanship, tax, and stamps may vary from 2275 pounds to 2385 pounds. Readers can find the daily services bulletin for today’s gold prices at all levels, particularly the prices of 24, 21, 18, and 14 karat gold, which are currently 2,474, 2,165, 1,856, and 1,443 pounds, respectively. Meanwhile, the price of an ounce today has reached 2008 dollars.
registered gold prices A noticeable decline today, Friday, after surpassing record levels yesterday, as the price of a gram of 21 carat has now declined strongly, and it is the most widespread in the Egyptian goldsmiths market.
480 pounds
Record the price of the pound gold today A strong decline, as he lost about 480 pounds, after recording 17,800 pounds, to return today and record only 17,320 pounds.
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The price of a gram of 21 karat gold now
The price of a 21-carat gram decreased, as it recorded about 2,145 pounds for sale, as the lowest price after recording at the beginning of the week about 2225 pounds, a difference of 80 pounds per gram without workmanship.
21 karat gold prices at workmanship
Those about to get married are looking for the price of 21 karat gold with workmanship, tax and stamps, as it is considered important for many, especially those wishing to buy artifacts, as the prices of workmanship change in all its forms and types.
The price of a 21-carat gram has now reached about 2165 pounds, after 2200 pounds yesterday for purchase without workmanship, while it recorded 2225 pounds for purchase a few days ago.
The price of a gram starts from 2275 pounds to 2385 pounds, according to the method of forming gold artifacts and the ornaments attached to it, where workmanship is calculated by adding between 5 and 10% of the price of a gram.
Live gold price
Many are interested in searching for the direct price of gold now, especially 21 karat, which changes constantly throughout the day, Friday, during trading, according to 3 factors, which are the global price of an ounce, the average exchange rate of the dollar in Egypt, and the rate of purchase demand.
Sada El-Balad presents today’s prices within the daily services bulletin, at the level of all calibers, especially 21 and 18, in order to communicate with and serve readers.
The price of a gram of 24 karat gold
The price of 24 karat today, Friday: 2,474 pounds.
The price of a gram of 21 karat gold
The price of a gram of 21 carat was recorded today, Friday: 2,165 pounds for purchase.
The price of a gram of 18 karat gold
Today, Friday, the price of a gram of 18 karat was recorded: 1,856 pounds.
The price of a gram of 14 karat gold
Today, Friday, the price of a gram of 14 carat was recorded: 1,443 pounds.
The price of the gold pound
While the price of the pound today, Friday, 24 karat: 17,320 pounds.
The price of an ounce is 24 karat
While the price of an ounce today, Friday, was 24 karat: 2008 dollars.
In conclusion, the gold prices in Egypt experienced a noticeable decline after surpassing record levels yesterday. Today, the price of a gram of 21 carat gold recorded a strong decline, becoming the most widespread in the Egyptian goldsmiths market. Interestingly, the prices of gold artifacts, particularly the 21 karat, continue to fluctuate depending on various factors like workmanship, tax, and stamps. Many are interested in searching for the direct price of gold now, particularly the 21 karat, which changes constantly throughout the day. As such, it is crucial to stay updated with the latest gold prices in Egypt, and Sada El-Balad presents today’s prices within the daily services bulletin to communicate with and serve our readers.