When was it more profitable to sell gold: Akchabar's weekly gold price review

During the period from February 2 to February 6, 2026, the price of an ounce of measured gold bullion at the National Bank of Kyrgyzstan showed high volatility. During the week, prices both fell sharply and reached new local highs, which made choosing the right day to sell particularly important for gold owners.

February 2 was the starting point of the week and one of the highest levels. The buyback price per ounce was 437,801 soms.

By February 3, gold had fallen sharply to 414,443 soms. The daily drop was more than 23,400 soms, which was the most significant decline of the week.

On February 4, the market began to recover. The buyback price rose to 432,475.5 soms, recovering a significant part of the previous decline.

On February 5, gold reached its weekly high. The buyback price per ounce rose to 438,085.5 soms, making this day the most profitable for selling bullion during the week.

However, on February 6, a correction followed, with the price falling to 426,030.5 soms.

Comparing the key points of the week:

• selling on February 3 would have brought the minimum income;
• selling on February 5 would have earned approximately 23,600 soms more
• even compared to the end of the week, selling on February 5 was almost 12,100 soms per ounce more profitable.

Overall, the buyback price per ounce changed from 437,801 soms to 426,030.5 soms over the week, falling by 11,800 soms, or approximately 2.7%. Despite this, weekly fluctuations provided an opportunity to fix