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Live gold price chart in EUR. Track gold price per ounce and per gram with historical data, trends, and market insights.
Gold Price Overview
Gold is one of the most widely traded precious metals in the world and has long been regarded as a reliable store of value. The gold price reflects global supply and demand dynamics and is influenced by factors such as inflation expectations, interest rates, currency movements, central bank policies, and geopolitical uncertainty.
The price of gold is commonly quoted per troy ounce on international markets, while European investors often monitor the gold price per gram for practical comparison when buying physical coins or bars. Live gold price charts help track short-term movements as well as long-term trends, making it easier to understand market behavior across different time horizons.
Spot gold prices represent the current market value for immediate settlement and do not include dealer premiums, fabrication costs, or taxes applied to physical products. By following real-time gold price data, investors can better time purchases, compare historical performance, and evaluate gold’s role as a hedge against economic volatility.
Gold Price per Ounce and Gram
| Unit | Gold Price |
|---|---|
| 1 troy ounce | 4,452.02 € |
| 1 gram | 143.14 € |
| 1 kilogram | 143,135.86 € |
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Gold Price FAQ
The gold spot price is the current market price for immediate delivery of gold. It represents the raw value of gold on global markets and does not include dealer premiums, manufacturing costs, or taxes applied to physical products.
Gold prices are internationally quoted per troy ounce. However, many investors in Europe also follow the gold price per gram, especially when comparing physical coins, bars, or smaller investment sizes.
The gold spot price is the current market price for immediate delivery of gold. It represents the raw value of gold on global markets and does not include dealer premiums, manufacturing costs, or taxes applied to physical products.
Gold prices fluctuate due to changes in supply and demand, interest rates, inflation expectations, movements in the US dollar, and broader economic or political uncertainty.
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Prices displayed on this page are indicative and based on market data. Physical products are typically priced according to the current spot price plus fabrication premiums, distribution costs, and applicable taxes. Retail prices may differ from the spot price shown above.











