XAU spot · per troy ounce
USD 4,018.20 per troy ounce ▲ +19.10 (+0.48%)
Gram USD 129.19Kilogram USD 129,188.13Tola USD 1,506.8222K per gram USD 118.42
COMEX gold futures (GC=F) · Last 30 daily closes · Latest close USD 4,027.00
Precious Metals Prices
Live spot prices for gold, silver, platinum and palladium — per troy ounce, gram and kilogram — from one page, with the gold–silver ratio and links to each metal’s full page, history chart and calculators.
Comparison table
| Metal | Per ounce | Per gram | Per kilogram | Quote | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold (XAU) | USD 4,018.20 | USD 129.19 | USD 129,188.13 | 2026-10-26T21:37:46Z | Gold price → |
| Silver (XAG) | USD 54.10 | USD 1.74 | USD 1,739.23 | 2026-10-26T21:37:45Z | Silver price → |
| Platinum (XPT) | USD 1,536.00 | USD 49.38 | USD 49,383.55 | 2026-10-26T21:37:49Z | Platinum price → |
| Palladium (XPD) | USD 1,066.00 | USD 34.27 | USD 34,272.70 | 2026-10-26T21:37:48Z | Palladium price → |
Spot source: Live market quote. A stale flag means the last stored quote is shown because the live feed was temporarily unreachable — never presented as live.
Gold futures history chart
This chart plots COMEX gold futures (GC=F) closes — the benchmark behind the table above. Use the range buttons to change the window; the table under the chart lists the most recent points of the selected range. This is futures data, not the live spot quote.
GC=F futures closes, in USD. This is futures data, not spot.
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Gold–silver ratio at a glance
Gold–silver ratio
74.28
One ounce of gold buys 74.28 ounces of silver at the current spot quotes.
Silver–gold ratio (reverse)
0.0135
One ounce of silver buys 0.0135 ounces of gold at the current spot quotes.
What each metal is used for
Gold (XAU)
Store of value, jewellery, central-bank reserves and electronics. See gold prices.
Silver (XAG)
Jewellery and coins, solar panels, electronics and medical uses. See silver price.
Platinum (XPT)
Catalytic converters, jewellery, fuel cells and industrial catalysts. See platinum price.
Palladium (XPD)
Mostly petrol-vehicle catalytic converters, plus electronics and dentistry. See palladium price.
Frequently asked questions
Are these spot prices or futures prices?
The table shows live market spot quotes. History charts on each metal page plot futures closes and are always labelled as futures, never as spot.
Why do the four metals move differently?
Gold is driven mainly by investment and reserve demand; silver, platinum and palladium also carry large industrial demand, so economic and automotive news affects them differently.
Can I convert these prices into my currency?
Yes — use the currency selector at the top of this page. Conversion uses the site’s exchange-rate data.
Related pages
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