Gold Prices in Zimbabwe

Gold prices on the website are updated every 30 seconds.
Prices are displayed in the local currency and USD.

KaratOunceGram
24
USD: 3,327.87
USD: 106.99
22
USD: 3,050.55
USD: 98.08
21
USD: 2,911.89
USD: 93.62
18
USD: 2,495.90
USD: 80.25
14
USD: 1,941.26
USD: 62.41
The website retrieves gold prices through Almurakib, a specialist in evaluating the best trading companies.

Gold Price Analysis

Here is a comprehensive analysis of gold prices, featuring detailed and up-to-date daily, weekly, and monthly changes.
  • Price increased by 1.06% (35.18 USD) compared to yesterday.
  • Price decreased by 0.40% (13.52 USD) compared to last week.
  • Price increased by 3.86% (124.89 USD) compared to last month.

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FAQ

Determined daily based on LBMA London prices and the ZWL/USD parallel rate. 

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe issues a daily metals price statement. 

In Samora Machel Avenue galleries and licensed dealers in Avondale. 

High output supports supply, but foreign currency shortages can raise premiums. 

Yes—essential for preserving wealth amid hyperinflation and currency instability. 

Popular Gold Bullion Prices Worldwide

Gold bullion is one of the most trusted forms of safe investment, typically made of 24K pure gold (999.9). The table below presents estimated prices for the most commonly traded bullion weights around the world, based on real-time international gold rates.
WeightPrice in USD
Ounce$3,327.87
Gram$106.99
2.5 Gram$267.48
5 Gram$534.97
10 Gram$1,069.93
50 Gram$5,349.67
100 Gram$10,699.34
Half Kilogram$53,496.70
Kilogram$106,993.39

Gold in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, gold shines as a resilient emblem of tradition and hope amid a landscape frequently shaped by economic challenges. In bustling urban markets of Harare and rural communities alike, local craftsmen produce intricately designed gold jewelry, carefully blending conventional techniques with subtle modern influences. For Zimbabweans, gold is a dual-purpose treasure—an ornamental symbol of heritage and a secure investment tool that provides a hedge against inflation and fiscal instability. It plays a vital role in significant ceremonies, be they weddings, religious observances, or cultural festivals, where gold is exchanged as a mark of prosperity and familial continuity. Digital platforms are gradually emerging in Zimbabwe, supplying real-time gold rate updates that facilitate transparent transactions and connect local traders to global market dynamics. Robust governmental quality control protocols further ensure that every piece meets the highest standards of purity and workmanship, reinforcing gold’s reliability as a financial asset. In Zimbabwe, every glimmer of gold is a potent reminder of a rich cultural legacy and a determined spirit—a beacon of hope and a protective shield against economic adversity that continues to inspire future generations.

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