
Published
04/20/2026, 12:21Over the weekend, prices for standard gold bars in Kyrgyzstan rose by approximately 1.6% across all major categories. The main focus was on the buy-back price, which serves as a key benchmark for the public and reflects the dynamics of the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic’s internal valuation of gold.
The most indicative was the 31.1035 g (troy ounce) bar. The buy-back price rose from 421,338.5 KGS to 428,063.50 KGS, representing an increase of around 1.6%. In absolute terms, this represents an increase of 6,725 KGS over two days. The selling price also rose to 434,484.5 KGS, maintaining a similar growth trend.
A similar percentage increase was recorded for other ingots. For example, a 10-gram bar rose in price to 137,838.5 KGS, and a 100-gram bar to 1,376,100 KGS. Such synchronised dynamics point to a unified price trend and the market’s reaction to changes in the value of gold.



