24.03.2026 09:10
As tensions in the Middle East continue, gold prices are still declining. Gold per ounce has fallen to 4,300 dollars, while gold per gram is currently trading at 6,213 TL. As uncertainty and interest rate expectations increase pressure on the markets, an opportunity has arisen for those with gold debts to settle their obligations.
Despite the uncertainties in the Middle East, gold prices continue to decline. Investors who bought at high exchange rates and price levels took advantage of the pullback to close their debts.
SHARP DECLINE IN GOLD CONTINUES
The gold price has continued to remain under pressure, declining towards the level of 4,300 dollars per ounce. Iran's rejection of claims that it is conducting negotiations to end the conflict with the U.S. has increased uncertainty in the markets.
TEHRAN'S RESPONSE TO TRUMP, ATTACKS CONTINUE
The Tehran administration assessed U.S. President Donald Trump's statements as an attempt to influence financial markets. While Iran is launching new attacks on U.S. targets, Israel has also continued its operations against Iran.
THE TEMPORARY RECOVERY WAS NOT PERMANENT
After Trump claimed that planned attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure were postponed and negotiations were ongoing, the gold price experienced a brief rise during the day. However, this recovery was not permanent, and the downward trend re-emerged.
UNCERTAINTY AND INFLATION FEARS CONTINUE
The uncertainty regarding the outcome of possible negotiations and whether the Strait of Hormuz will reopen continues. Rising energy prices are increasing inflation risk while also strengthening expectations for interest rate hikes. As a result of these developments, the gold price has lost about 25% of its value compared to its peak in March.
CURRENT GOLD PRICES
Gold per ounce: 4,344 dollars
Gold per gram: 6,213 TL
Quarter gold: 10,159 TL
Full gold: 44,521 TL
* THIS NEWS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE.