13.02.2026 09:00
After the strong employment data released in the U.S., the markets turned upside down. Following the data, spot gold lost 3% in value, dropping to around $4,900 per ounce, while gold prices started the new day with a tendency to recover. In silver prices, the loss was more pronounced, with silver down 10% to as low as $74 per ounce.
Gold prices continue to be closely monitored by investors. Gold, which started the new year strongly and pleased its investors in 2025, has recently faced intense selling pressure. Macroeconomic data from the U.S. has once again determined the direction of the market.
WHAT HAPPENED HAPPENED IN HALF AN HOUR
After the strong employment data released in the U.S., there was a sharp movement in the gold market. Following the data, spot gold lost 3% in value, dropping to around 4,900 dollars per ounce. This decline in global markets was also reflected in the domestic market.
GOLD STARTED THE NEW DAY WITH A RECOVERY TREND
After experiencing a sharp decline in the evening hours, gold prices began the new day on February 13 with a recovery trend. Investors are closely watching the prices of gram gold and quarter gold.
NOTABLE DECLINE IN SILVER
The loss in silver prices became more pronounced. Silver per ounce fell by 10%, dropping to 74 dollars. As of 08:30 in the morning, silver per ounce was trading at 76.24 dollars.
GOLD PRICES ON FEBRUARY 13, 2026
Gram gold
Buying: 7,331.95 TL
Selling: 7,342.40 TL
Quarter gold
Buying: 11,731.12 TL
Selling: 12,004.82 TL
Half gold
Buying: 23,388.93 TL
Selling: 24,009.63 TL
Full gold
Buying: 48,644.00 TL
Selling: 49,379.00 TL
Gold per ounce
Buying: 4,974.71 dollars
Selling: 4,975.72 dollars