Gold prices in Jordan fluctuate between ups and downs 21-karat gold at 94.7 dinars on Thursday

In a scene that reflects a state of anticipation in the markets, gold prices in the local market witnessed a noticeable decline on Thursday morning, amid growing questions about the future direction of prices, which remain uncertain so far.

The selling price of one gram of 21-karat gold, the most traded among citizens, fell to 94.7 dinars, compared to 96.7 dinars on Wednesday, marking a decrease of two dinars, according to the bulletin issued by the Jewelry Shops Owners Syndicate.

Noticeable decline

The decrease was not limited to this karat only, as it included all categories. The selling price of 24-karat gold reached about 108.4 dinars, down from 110.7 dinars, while 18-karat dropped to 83.8 dinars and 14-karat to 65.6 dinars, indicating a general downward trend in the market.

On the buying side, the price of 21-karat gold fell to 90.1 dinars, compared to 91.9 dinars on Wednesday, reflecting continued fluctuation between supply and demand, amid close monitoring by both investors and consumers.

Between this decline and the lack of a clear direction, gold prices remain tied to intertwined global and local factors, leaving the scene open to multiple possibilities, awaiting what the coming days will reveal in terms of new movements.