Gold prices continue to rise in Jordan The price of 21-karat gold per gram, the most in demand among citizens, reached 106.7 dinars

Gold prices in the local market recorded a noticeable increase on the first day of the “US-Israeli attack” on Iran, amid a climate of anticipation and caution prevailing in the markets, along with a clear weakness in supply and demand.

According to the General Syndicate of Owners of Jewelry and Goldsmith Shops, the selling price of one gram of 21-karat gold — the most sought after by citizens — reached 106.7 dinars for retail sales, compared with 101.8 dinars for buying, during Saturday’s trading.

The bulletin issued by the syndicate showed that the selling price of one gram of 24-karat gold reached 122.3 dinars, while 18-karat gold reached 95 dinars, and 14-karat gold about 74.2 dinars, as market activity was affected by regional tension linked to rapidly unfolding military developments.

As for gold coins, the price of the Rashadi lira (7 grams) reached about 612 dinars, while the English lira (8 grams) reached 700 dinars, amid expectations that prices will continue to fluctuate in the coming days, as global gold movements remain closely tied to escalating political and military tensions in the region.