Published
01/30/2026, 13:46The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan has updated its quotations for measured gold bars. According to the regulator, on January 30, the buyback price of a troy ounce (31.1035 grams) rose to 474,805.5 KGS, and the selling price rose to 481,927.5 KGS.
For comparison, a day earlier, on January 29, the National Bank bought an ounce for 466,231 KGS and sold it for 473,224.5 KGS. Thus, over the course of a day, the buyback price of an ounce rose by 8,574.5 KGS, or almost 1.8%.
The selling price on the part of the regulator rose even more sharply — by 8,703 KGS. The difference between the buying and selling prices is more than 7,000 KGS.
The rise in the price of an ounce was also reflected in the cost of bars of other denominations. Thus, all the main items in the range — from 1 to 100 grams — rose in price over the course of a day.
The dynamics of gold prices can be linked to the situation on global markets and the continuing interest of investors in defensive assets. In conditions of high volatility, gold continues to be seen as one of the most stable savings instruments.
