The price of gold bars at the National Bank of Kyrgyzstan rose by almost 9,000 KGS over the week

During the week of May 19-23, there was an increase in the buyback price of the National Bank's 31.1035-gram gold bars.

During this period, the price at which the regulator is willing to buy back bars from citizens rose by 8,836.5 KGS, from 280,903 KGS to 289,739.5 KGS, or almost 3.1%.

On Monday, May 19, the repurchase price was 280,903 KGS. By May 20, it had risen to 285,030.5 KGS, and on May 21, to 287,776.5 KGS. The maximum was recorded on May 22, at 291,108.5 KGS. However, on May 23, there was an adjustment to 289,739.5 KGS.

The increase in the repurchase price reflected the general rise in gold prices on both the domestic and global markets.

During the week of May 19-23, there was an increase in the buyback price of the National Bank's 31.1035-gram gold bars. During this period, the price at which the regulator is willing to buy back bars from citizens rose by 8,836.5 KGS — from 280,903 KGS to 289,739.5 KGS, i.e. by almost 3.1%. On Monday, May 19, the repurchase price was 280,903 KGS. By May 20, it had risen to 285,030.5 KGS, and on May 21, to 287,776.5. The maximum was recorded on May 22 — 291,108.5 KGS. However, on May 23, there was an adjustment to 289,739.5 KGS. The increase in the repurchase price reflected the overall rise in gold prices on both the domestic and global markets.