Karat | Ounce | Gram |
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24 | NIO: 122,213.80 USD: 3,327.87 | NIO: 3,929.26 USD: 106.99 |
22 | NIO: 112,029.32 USD: 3,050.55 | NIO: 3,601.82 USD: 98.08 |
21 | NIO: 106,937.07 USD: 2,911.89 | NIO: 3,438.10 USD: 93.62 |
18 | NIO: 91,660.35 USD: 2,495.90 | NIO: 2,946.95 USD: 80.25 |
14 | NIO: 71,291.38 USD: 1,941.26 | NIO: 2,292.07 USD: 62.41 |
Gold Price Analysis
- ▲ Price increased by 1.10% (1,344.12 NIO) compared to yesterday.
- ▼ Price decreased by 0.42% (520.80 NIO) compared to last week.
- ▲ Price increased by 3.99% (4,741.98 NIO) compared to last month.
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FAQ
What is today’s gold price per gram in Nicaragua?
It is set daily based on LBMA London prices and the NIO/USD rate.
Who publishes the official gold rates in Nicaragua?
The Central Bank of Nicaragua issues a weekly metals bulletin.
Where can investors buy and sell gold in Managua?
Licensed dealers in Metrocentro and the Gold Express outlets.
How do coffee and export‑crop cycles affect gold demand?
Post-export-season income often flows into gold as a store of value.
Is gold considered a safe investment in Nicaragua?
Yes—it provides a tangible hedge against inflation.
Popular Gold Bullion Prices Worldwide
Weight | Price in USD | Price in NIO |
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Ounce | $3,327.87 | NIO: 122,213.80 |
Gram | $106.99 | NIO: 3,929.26 |
2.5 Gram | $267.48 | NIO: 9,823.15 |
5 Gram | $534.97 | NIO: 19,646.31 |
10 Gram | $1,069.93 | NIO: 39,292.62 |
50 Gram | $5,349.67 | NIO: 196,463.10 |
100 Gram | $10,699.34 | NIO: 392,926.20 |
Half Kilogram | $53,496.70 | NIO: 1,964,630.99 |
Kilogram | $106,993.39 | NIO: 3,929,261.97 |
Gold in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua, gold is an enduring symbol of both cultural heritage and pragmatic financial security, seamlessly interwoven into the tapestry of daily life. In Managua and regional markets, traditional gold jewelry is crafted by skilled local artisans who infuse each piece with indigenous symbolism and intricate design. Gold plays a central role during significant communal events—weddings, religious observances, and festive gatherings—where it serves as both a decorative treasure and a reliable store of value. The gradual adoption of digital trading platforms, offering real‑time price updates, has modernized Nicaragua’s gold market, ensuring transparent transactions that align with global trends. Government‑backed quality controls and certification processes further guarantee that every piece maintains the high standards of purity and craftsmanship demanded by both collectors and investors. In Nicaragua, gold is not only a bearer of historical legacy but also a pragmatic instrument—ensuring families can preserve wealth and cultural identity despite economic challenges.