30-day price history
Historical daily prices with today’s latest available GoldRates rate.
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Historical daily prices with today’s latest available GoldRates rate.
Today’s USD gold rates and recent daily prices per gram across 24K, 22K, 21K and 18K purity.
| Date | 24K | 22K | 21K | 18K |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today Tuesday Aug 18, 2026 |
$141.19
-$1.05
|
$129.42
-$0.96
|
$123.54
-$0.92
|
$105.89
-$0.79
|
| Monday Aug 17, 2026 |
$142.23
+$1.68
|
$130.38
+$1.54
|
$124.46
+$1.47
|
$106.68
+$1.26
|
| Sunday Aug 16, 2026 |
$140.55
-$0.15
|
$128.84
-$0.14
|
$122.99
-$0.13
|
$105.42
-$0.11
|
| Saturday Aug 15, 2026 |
$140.71
$0.00
|
$128.98
$0.00
|
$123.12
$0.00
|
$105.53
$0.00
|
| Friday Aug 14, 2026 |
$140.71
+$0.52
|
$128.98
+$0.47
|
$123.12
+$0.45
|
$105.53
+$0.39
|
| Thursday Aug 13, 2026 |
$140.19
-$1.55
|
$128.51
-$1.42
|
$122.67
-$1.36
|
$105.14
-$1.16
|
| Wednesday Aug 12, 2026 |
$141.74
+$1.27
|
$129.93
+$1.17
|
$124.02
+$1.12
|
$106.30
+$0.96
|
| Tuesday Aug 11, 2026 |
$140.46
+$0.91
|
$128.76
+$0.84
|
$122.91
+$0.80
|
$105.35
+$0.69
|
| Monday Aug 10, 2026 |
$139.55
+$1.24
|
$127.92
+$1.14
|
$122.11
+$1.09
|
$104.66
+$0.93
|
| Sunday Aug 9, 2026 |
$138.31
|
$126.78
|
$121.02
|
$103.73
|
Two separate readings explain what gold has been doing across the latest 30 daily records and whether broader market conditions currently support that direction.
Gold is trading above its five-day average and has risen across the latest 30 daily records. Recent daily volatility is moderate.
The current 24K price is +0.66% relative to its five-day average.
Gold has moved +9.87% from the earliest available daily record.
Recent daily price-return volatility is 0.95%.
Momentum measures the strength and direction of recent gold-price behaviour. It does not predict the next move.
Current conditions show a slight upward lean for gold, but the supporting signals are limited.
This is GoldRates’ current directional assessment based on the indicators we track. It is a suggestion, not a probability or a guarantee of the next gold-price move.
Compares today’s 24K gold price with its average price over the latest five daily records.
Shows whether today’s 24K gold price is above or below its average across the latest 30 daily records.
Measures how far the 24K gold price has moved from the first available record in this 30-day window.
Measures how much gold has typically moved from one daily record to the next. Larger swings mean higher volatility.
Shows how far today’s 24K gold price sits below the highest price recorded in the current 30-day window.
The score combines recent price direction, the longer-term trend, overall movement, daily volatility and the current price’s position within its recent range.
This score describes recent gold-price behaviour only. It does not attempt to forecast the next move.
These inputs do not receive equal influence. GoldRates gives more weight to relationships that held up better in historical testing.
Gold price momentum is strong. Recent price behaviour is clearly positive.
Current conditions show a slight upward lean for gold, but the supporting signals are limited.
Recent gold-price behaviour remains positive, but the broader market backdrop is not giving it strong confirmation. In practical terms, price momentum is stronger than the current macro support behind it.
This is the frozen validation result from the model’s historical test period. It will not change as new live observations are recorded, and it is not the probability that today’s outlook will be correct.
Each eligible assessment is stored when it is made and evaluated only after the next stored gold-price observation becomes available. Latest recorded assessment: 2026-08-17.
The GoldRates Market Outlook is an informational assessment based on historical relationships. It is not a guaranteed forecast, price target, or financial or investment advice. Gold prices can move differently from historical patterns.
Add different gold holdings and calculate their combined value using the current listed rate for each selected karat.
Uses the current listed GoldRates price for each selected karat. Weight units are converted to grams only. Karat prices are not calculated from the 24K rate. Jewellery premiums, making charges, gemstones, taxes and dealer margins are not included.
Karat tells you how much of the metal is pure gold. Higher karat means more gold content; lower karat usually means more alloy and greater durability.
Highest common purity. Best suited to investment bars and coins, but softer for everyday jewellery.
High gold content with added strength. Common in traditional and high-value jewellery.
Slightly more alloy than 22K. Common jewellery purity in several Middle Eastern markets.
More durable because of higher alloy content. Common in fine jewellery designed for regular wear.
Gold is priced in different currencies around the world. Exchange rates affect the local price, while retail prices may also include taxes, premiums and making charges.
Karat measures gold purity. 24K is the highest commonly traded purity, while 22K and 18K contain progressively more alloyed metals.
GoldRates refreshes its latest market prices throughout the day so visitors can follow current gold values and market movements.
The spot price is the current market price of gold for immediate settlement. It is commonly quoted per troy ounce and serves as the global reference for gold pricing.
Gold moves continuously as global markets react to interest rates, currencies, inflation expectations, economic data, geopolitical events and investor demand.
Not necessarily. GoldRates shows market-based gold values. Retail jewellery prices can also include dealer premiums, taxes, manufacturing costs and making charges.
No. GoldRates provides market information, data and educational resources to help visitors better understand gold prices. It does not provide investment advice.