We monitor gold prices today, Thursday, September 1 in Egypt, during the beginning of trading, and what the yellow crude prices have reached in the local market.
Gold prices now recorded at the beginning of trading, a big jump by 15 pounds compared to trading yesterday. The price of 21 karat gold rose about 15 pounds, and we review the developments in the movement of gold prices today, in Egypt, locally and globally, according to the latest updates of goldsmiths. Within our daily services of interest to a large segment of citizens.
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In the following lines, we review a list of gold prices as follows:
The price of 24 karat gold recorded 1274.2 pounds.
The price of 21 karat gold at 1115 pounds.
The price of 18 karat gold at 955.7 pounds.
The price of 14 karat gold at 745.4 pounds.
The price of the gold pound today, Thursday in Egypt:
The price of the gold pound today, Thursday, amounted to a total increase of about 208 pounds, bringing its price to 8920 pounds, compared to 8712 yesterday, Tuesday, without workmanship, stamps or tax.
The price of gold with the stamp and workmanship
The price of gold in Egypt varies according to workmanship, from one goldsmiths shop to another. The average price of workmanship and stamping in goldsmiths’ shops ranges between 30 and 65 pounds, depending on the type of gold carat, and in different goldsmiths’ shops, and from one governorate to another, and from one trader to another.
It mostly represents a percentage ranging between 7% and 10% of the price of a gram of gold, and the higher the percentage of minerals present, the less the carat, and the ounce that weighs “31.1 grams” is used as a unit of weight for jewelry and gold alloys.
Gold prices today in Egypt are valuable economic information, especially for those who are about to marry, as well as investors, given its connection to the global economy, at a time when the economy of many countries has deteriorated, and gold has become a safe haven for many, whether in Egypt or in the rest of the Arab countries.