Over the past day, the cost of gold at the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has risen by almost 3%.

The buyback price of a 31.1035-gram gold bar, which corresponds to one troy ounce, from the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic rose by 12,405 KGS over the past day.

While on 18 February 2026, the regulator bought an ounce for 427,272 KGS, on 19 February, the buyback price was 439,677 KGS. The increase over the day was almost 2.9%.

At the same time, the selling price also increased: on 18 February, an ounce of gold was offered at 433,681 KGS, and on 19 February, it was already 446,272 KGS. Thus, the difference between buying and selling remains, but both positions showed a confident upward movement.

The dynamics reflect changes in quotations on the foreign market and fluctuations in the exchange rate. If the current trend continues, the cost of gold on the domestic market may continue to rise, which traditionally increases interest in measured ingots as a savings instrument.