Jordanians Question the Future of Gold Prices Gold Prices in Jordan Record a Noticeable Increase

In recent days, Jordanians have increasingly been questioning the future of gold prices in the local market, amid circulating talk about the possibility of the price of 21-karat gold— the most in demand among citizens—reaching the 100-dinar threshold, as global gold prices continue to surge rapidly.

Despite the ongoing debate, informed sources stress that it is still too early to draw any definitive conclusions about price trends in the coming period, noting that the gold market is directly affected by global fluctuations, particularly interest rate movements, the US dollar exchange rate, and geopolitical developments, making accurate price forecasting extremely difficult.

In this context, gold prices in the local market recorded a noticeable increase on Monday, with the selling price of 21-karat gold reaching 89.60 dinars per gram at jewelry shops, compared to 86.00 dinars for buying.

According to the bulletin issued by the General Syndicate of Owners of Jewelry Trade and Manufacturing Shops, the selling price of 24-karat gold reached approximately 102.40 dinars per gram, while 18-karat gold was priced at 79.00 dinars, and 14-karat gold at 62.20 dinars per gram.

Despite successive increases, gold continues to top citizens’ interests, whether for savings or safe investment purposes, amid the uncertainty dominating markets, reinforcing its status as a traditional asset that preserves its value over the long term.