Published
02/03/2026, 15:59The National Bank has updated the prices for measured gold bars. On February 3, the price of an ounce of gold fell by another 23,358 KGS, continuing its decline for the second day in a row.
According to the regulator, on February 2, it bought bars weighing 31.1035 grams for 437,801 KGS. Today, the price has fallen to 414,443 KGS, i.e., by 23,358 KGS per day.
At the end of last week, the National Bank was buying an ounce for 474,805.5 KGS. Thus, in two days, the price of a troy ounce fell by almost 60,400 KGS — this is the potential profit lost by the owners of 31-gram bars who decided not to sell their gold earlier.
At the same time, what was a loss for some may turn out to be an opportunity for others. Today, an ounce of gold bullion can be purchased from the National Bank for 420,660 KGS, which is 61,300 KGS cheaper than at the end of last week.
It is important to note that in the long term, the price of precious metals has risen significantly. A year ago, on this date, the National Bank was selling an ounce of gold bullion for 252,346 KGS.
Thus, even taking into account two days of sharp falls in prices, the cost of an ounce has increased by more than 162,000 KGS over the year, providing its owners with a substantial return of 64.2%.
