Gold prices see a clear rise in Jordan, drawing public attention

Gold prices in Jordan witnessed a noticeable jump on Tuesday, sparking interest among citizens and raising questions about the future of the precious metal in the coming period. The valuable metal seems to have regained momentum in the local market after days of fluctuation.

The selling price of one gram of 21-carat gold in jewelry shops reached 104.80 dinars, compared to 100 dinars for buying, according to the General Syndicate of Owners of Jewelry and Gold Trade Shops.

As for other gold carats, 24-carat gold sold for 120.10 dinars, 18-carat for 93.30 dinars, and 14-carat for 72.90 dinars in local jewelry shops.

This rise reflects Jordanians’ interest in gold as a safe haven, especially amid global market fluctuations and current economic challenges, as citizens continue to monitor daily price movements before making any buying or selling decisions.

Jewelry experts note that the local market is directly influenced by global changes in precious metal prices, making close monitoring essential for anyone wishing to invest in gold or keep it as a secure savings option.