Karat | Ounce | Gram |
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24 | MGA: 14,965,389.95 USD: 3,327.87 | MGA: 481,148.10 USD: 106.99 |
22 | MGA: 13,718,274.12 USD: 3,050.55 | MGA: 441,052.43 USD: 98.08 |
21 | MGA: 13,094,716.21 USD: 2,911.89 | MGA: 421,004.59 USD: 93.62 |
18 | MGA: 11,224,042.46 USD: 2,495.90 | MGA: 360,861.08 USD: 80.25 |
14 | MGA: 8,729,810.81 USD: 1,941.26 | MGA: 280,669.73 USD: 62.41 |
Gold Price Analysis
- ▲ Price increased by 1.19% (177,483.21 MGA) compared to yesterday.
- ▼ Price decreased by 1.03% (156,918.49 MGA) compared to last week.
- ▲ Price increased by 3.95% (573,395.28 MGA) compared to last month.
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FAQ
What is today’s gold price per gram in Liberia?
Set daily from LBMA London rates and the LRD/USD parallel rate.
Who publishes the official gold rates in Liberia?
The Central Bank of Liberia issues a metals price bulletin.
Where can investors trade gold in Monrovia?
In Waterside market and licensed jewelry shops near the port.
How do shifts in iron ore revenues affect gold demand?
A downturn in ore income often redirects investors into gold, raising demand.
Is gold considered a safe investment in Liberia?
Yes—it remains one of the few reliable stores of wealth.
Popular Gold Bullion Prices Worldwide
Weight | Price in USD | Price in MGA |
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Ounce | $3,327.87 | MGA: 14,965,389.95 |
Gram | $106.99 | MGA: 481,148.10 |
2.5 Gram | $267.48 | MGA: 1,202,870.25 |
5 Gram | $534.97 | MGA: 2,405,740.50 |
10 Gram | $1,069.93 | MGA: 4,811,481.01 |
50 Gram | $5,349.67 | MGA: 24,057,405.04 |
100 Gram | $10,699.34 | MGA: 48,114,810.08 |
Half Kilogram | $53,496.70 | MGA: 240,574,050.40 |
Kilogram | $106,993.39 | MGA: 481,148,100.79 |
Gold in Liberia
In Liberia, gold shines as a symbol of resilience and renewal—a treasured asset that carries deep cultural significance in a nation rebuilding its legacy. In vibrant centers such as Monrovia and smaller community markets, intricate gold jewelry is fashioned by skilled craftsmen who blend long-standing techniques with subtle modern influences. These precious ornaments are traditionally exchanged during important ceremonies, marking occasions from weddings to religious gatherings, and are passed down as valuable heirlooms that document family histories. For many Liberians, gold is both an adornment and a financial lifeline, a dependable store of value amid fluctuating fortunes. Recent advances in digital technology have begun to integrate real-time price updates into local trade, ensuring that even small-scale operators benefit from global market transparency. Government quality checks further reinforce the trust placed in each meticulously crafted piece, safeguarding its purity and intrinsic worth. Gold in Liberia, therefore, is not merely a decorative element—it is a medium of resilience that reflects a people’s aspirations, their cultural continuity, and their commitment to safeguarding wealth for future generations. Through every twist and carve, Liberian gold speaks to the strength of its traditions and the promise of economic stability in a rapidly changing world.