Gold prices rise amid political events in the region The selling price of 21-carat gold reached 108 dinars per gram

Amid the "U.S. and Israeli attacks" and rising public anticipation, gold prices in the Jordanian local market fell by 1.6 dinars per gram on Monday evening, according to the third pricing issued by the General Syndicate of Owners of Jewelry and Gold Shops.

The selling price of 21-carat gold, the most sought-after by Jordanians, reached 108 dinars per gram at jewelry shops, compared to 103.1 dinars for buyers.

As for other gold carats, the selling price per gram reached 123.3 dinars for 24-carat, 95.8 dinars for 18-carat, and approximately 74.8 dinars for 14-carat, according to official pricing from jewelry shops.

This decline reflects the impact of regional tensions on the local market, amid a state of anticipation and concern among both investors and citizens, at a time when global gold prices are fluctuating.