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Gold Price Today — Live XAU/USD

Gold is currently trading at $4787.61 per troy ounce (-3.86 / -0.08% on the day). This page updates automatically every 5 seconds during market hours using institutional-grade spot feeds. Last updated: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 07:06:49 GMT.

XAU/USD · Spot Price · Per Troy Ounce
$4787.61
-3.86 (-0.08%)
Market Open · Live
Bid $4787.12 · Ask $4788.10
Spread $0.98
Day High
$4789.77
Day Low
$4779.44
Prev Close
$4791.47
1 Week
+0.90%
YTD
+10.14%
1 Year
+44.46%
Day Range
$4779.44$4789.77
52-Week Range
$1964.99$5596.68

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Gold Price FAQ

What is the current gold price?

The current gold spot price (XAU/USD) is $4787.61 per troy ounce. The price updates every few seconds during market hours.

What drives the gold price?

Gold price is driven primarily by US dollar strength, real interest rates (10Y TIPS), safe-haven demand, central bank purchases, and inflation expectations.

Why does the price change in real time?

Gold trades in a global 24-hour over-the-counter market. Prices change tick-by-tick as buyers and sellers transact across London, New York, Zurich, Singapore, and Hong Kong. This page polls spot prices every 5 seconds from institutional data feeds.

When is the gold market open?

Gold trades nearly 24 hours a day from Sunday 5pm ET through Friday 5pm ET, with a short daily break. The most active sessions are London (3am–noon ET) and New York (8am–5pm ET), with the overlap (8am–noon ET) producing the highest liquidity and tightest spreads.