The price of gold in Kyrgyzstan has fallen by almost 16,000 KGS over the past week

During the first week of April, the price of a 31.1035 g standard gold bar in Kyrgyzstan fluctuated significantly. According to the National Bank, the difference between the minimum and maximum buy-back prices for the week was 16,538 KGS.

The gold market in Kyrgyzstan saw high volatility in early April. On 31 March, the buy-back price for a gold bar stood at 398,212.50 KGS, with a selling price of 404,185.50 KGS.

By 2 April, prices had reached a weekly high of 416,564 KGS for buy-back and 422,812.50 KGS for sale.

However, on 3 April, prices fell to 407,844 KGS for buy-back and 413,961.50 KGSfor sale, which was closer to the end of the week.

In summary, on 3 April, the buy-back price was 407,844 KGS, and the selling price was 413,961.50 KGS.

Despite short-lived spikes, gold did not hold onto its peak values by the end of the week. The difference between the maximum and minimum buy-back prices was 16,538 KGS.