Gold prices in the local Jordanian market fell on Tuesday by 70 piasters per gram, reflecting continued fluctuations in the price of the yellow metal between rises and declines amid ongoing global market influences and supply-demand dynamics.

According to the bulletin issued by the General Syndicate of Owners of Jewelry and Goldsmith Shops, the price drop marks a new indication of the “ebb and flow” pattern dominating the market in recent periods.

The selling price of one gram of 21-karat gold, the most in demand among Jordanians, reached 92.1 dinars, compared to 87.70 dinars for purchasing from jewelry shops, highlighting the continued gap between buying and selling prices.

As for other karats, the selling price of 24-karat gold reached 105.80 dinars, while 18-karat gold recorded 81.70 dinars, within a volatile price movement reflecting rapid daily changes.

Observers confirm that gold prices remain within an unstable range, oscillating continuously between gains and losses, leaving the market in a constant state of anticipation for any new developments in the coming days.