The price of an ounce of gold fell by more than 2,600 KGS in a single day

The National Bank has set the prices for standard gold bars as of April 10. Compared to the previous day, they have decreased. The information is available on the regulator’s website.

According to the updated data, the National Bank is currently buying an ounce of standard gold at 418,620.5 KGS. The day before, it was willing to pay 421,247 KGS for a similar bar. Thus, the decrease amounted to 2,665.5 KGS in the buyback price.

The selling price was also adjusted downward—to 424,900 KGS. Overall, the market showed a moderate correction over the day—about 0.6%—reflecting a synchronous movement with global gold prices.

The decline affected all bar denominations, with the absolute drop being more noticeable for heavier bars. Specifically, 100-gram bars fell in price by 8,443.5 KGS on the buyback side, while their selling price decreased by 8,697 KGS.

Despite the current correction, gold prices remain at high levels, maintaining the precious metal’s appeal as a safe-haven asset.