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Gold Price Today: Spot, Futures & Global Markets

Track benchmarks, regional markets, physical metal value and key market drivers.

Data status：Partial · 13/15 sources · 1 fallback USD · Ounce

PRICE HISTORY

Gold price chart

COMEX GC · close$4,074.902026-11-06

$4,114$3,940

INDICATIVE SPREADS

Cross-market spreads

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COMEXNov 6, 2026, 8:59 PM UTCSHANGHAINov 6, 2026, 6:30 PM UTC

Directional, non-synchronous references; not executable arbitrage.

GLOBAL CONVERSION

Gold price by currency

USD spot referenceUSD4,072.10130.92Nov 7, 2026, 6:10 AM UTC

New York futuresUSD4,083.17131.28Nov 6, 2026, 8:59 PM UTC

Shanghai goldUSD4,077.54131.10Nov 6, 2026, 6:30 PM UTC

Singapore referenceUSD4,072.10130.92Nov 7, 2026, 6:10 AM UTC

GOLDPRICE.TRADING RESEARCH GUIDE

Gold Price Today: Spot Gold, Chart & Markets

Check the gold price today in USD per ounce, gram and kilo, with spot gold, COMEX futures, a five-year gold chart, global conversions and UTC timestamps.

The gold price dashboard tracks spot gold in USD per troy ounce, price per gram and kilo, COMEX futures, Shanghai gold, the gold-silver ratio and a five-year gold chart. Every quote carries a UTC timestamp and source-quality label.

Method notes and FAQs

Local gold returns combine USD gold and foreign exchange, so compare currency, weight unit and quote time before interpreting a spread.

Frequently asked questions

What is the gold price today?

The dashboard shows the latest available USD spot-gold reference per troy ounce, together with its source status and UTC timestamp. It also converts the same reference to grams, kilos and major currencies.

How is the gold price per gram calculated?

One troy ounce equals 31.1034768 grams. The per-gram price divides the ounce quote by that weight after currency and purity are normalized.

Why do spot gold and COMEX futures differ?

Spot is an over-the-counter reference while COMEX is a dated futures contract; interest rates, carry and delivery expectations create the basis.

What moves the gold price?

Real yields, the US dollar, monetary-policy expectations, risk demand, ETF flows and physical-market conditions can all influence gold, with relationships changing across regimes.