A slight increase in global gold prices The price of 21-karat gold reached 95.50 dinars

The General Syndicate of Owners of Goldsmiths and Jewelry Shops in Jordan announced the selling and buying prices of gold in the local market, amid notable public attention to price movements, in light of the close connection between the yellow metal and wedding seasons, especially with the beginning of summer, which is considered one of the peak demand periods for gold in the Jordanian market.

According to the issued pricing, the selling price of 24-karat gold reached about 109.60 dinars, while the 21-karat—most in demand in the local market—recorded 95.50 dinars, and the selling price of 18-karat gold reached about 84.70 dinars.

As for buying prices from citizens, they were set at 105.40 dinars for 24-karat, 91.10 dinars for 21-karat, and 77.90 dinars for 18-karat, according to the syndicate’s bulletin.

Slight increase

On the global level, gold prices rose slightly, supported by a decline in the US dollar, at a time when investors are awaiting the results of talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

By 00:45 GMT, spot gold rose by 0.3% to reach 4,699.87 dollars per ounce, while US gold futures for June delivery settled at 4,706.90 dollars.

Trump is planning a series of meetings with Xi in Beijing aimed at boosting economic gains and maintaining a fragile trade truce, amid ongoing tensions linked to several international files, including the war in Iran.

This limited rise in gold prices comes alongside a weaker dollar, making the precious metal more attractive to investors holding other currencies.

Gold continues to attract notable attention from Jordanians, especially with the approaching summer season, which is one of the main wedding seasons, where demand for gold increases either for jewelry or due to its strong connection with social traditions in wedding ceremonies, making price movements a daily point of monitoring in the local market.