Friday 12/Sep/2025 – 07:21 PM
I witnessed prices Gold today Friday, September 12, 2025, a remarkable stability in the local and global markets during evening transactions, where the price of a gram of 21 carat – the most trading and selling in Egypt – recorded about 4910 pounds, while the price of an ounce globally reached 3650 dollars, and the price of gold today is the focus of attention of customers, especially after the last height wave.
On the global level, the prices of yellow metal increased by increasing expectations in the markets that the American Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates during its next meeting, which may be reflected directly on the price of gold today in the global stock exchanges as well as in the Egyptian market.
Gold prices in Egypt today
- The price of a gram of 24 carat gold: 5611 pounds.
- The price of a gram of 22 carat gold: 5144 pounds.
- The price of a gram of 21 carat gold: 4910 pounds.
- The price of a gram of 18 carat gold: 4209 pounds.
The price of the gold pound also recorded about 39,720 pounds, while the price of an ounce in the world reached 3643 dollars, and the price of the gram of the 21 -carat gold is the most followed by citizens as the main measure of the local gold market movement.
Analysts believe that the yellow metal faces pressure from the rise of the dollar and the returns of American treasury bonds, as well as profit reaping operations, but the continuation of prices above the level of $ 3600 reflects the survival of the wave of upski, which may affect the price of gold today in the short term.
The American Labor Statistics Office stated that the producers’ price index fell to 2.6% in August compared to 3.3% in July, while the basic index, except for food and energy, increased by only 2.8%, which strengthened the stakes to reduce the federal to the benefit by 25 basis points in its next meeting, with the possibility of three other discounts before the end of the year, which will affect the directions of the price of a gram of 21 carat gold within the Egyptian market.
