27.03.2026 08:20
With Trump's announcement that he has temporarily halted attacks on Iran, gold prices have risen again, with gold reaching over 4,400 dollars per ounce. The price of gram gold has also increased in parallel with the rise in global prices, reaching 6,337 liras. In the Grand Bazaar, gram gold has risen to 6,750 liras, and the quarter gold has reached 12,230 liras.
The announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump that talks aimed at ending the war with Iran will continue has led to a renewed rise in gold prices. A partial easing of geopolitical risks and ongoing uncertainty have increased investors' demand for safe havens.
GOLD OUNCES HAVE RISEN ABOVE 4,400 DOLLARS
After a sharp decline in the previous session, gold has rebounded, rising above the 4,400 dollar level per ounce. The rise was influenced by Trump's decision to halt attacks on Iran until April 6.
Starting the day at 4,380 dollars, gold reached a low of 4,375 dollars and a high of 4,445 dollars during the day. Currently, gold is trading at 4,434 dollars.
GRAM GOLD CONTINUES TO RISE
Gram gold has also gained value in parallel with the rise in global prices. Starting the day at 6,239 lira, gram gold increased to 6,353 lira during the day. It is currently finding buyers at 6,337 lira.
PRICES IN THE GRAND BAZAAR REMAIN HIGH
Gold prices in the Grand Bazaar continue their upward trend. Gram gold is sold at 6,750 lira, quarter gold at 12,230 lira, half gold at 23,855 lira, and full gold at 45,695 lira.
THE DOLLAR HAS ALSO INCREASED
Due to the uncertainty regarding the outcome of the war between the U.S. and Iran, the dollar has maintained its gains.
The dollar started the day at 44.3294 lira. During the day, it saw a low of 44.3294 lira and a high of 44.4740 lira. Thus, the dollar has reached a historic high. It is currently finding buyers at 44.4597 lira.
MARKETS CONTINUE TO FLUCTUATE
The uncertainty regarding the possibility of a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is causing fluctuations in gold prices. Yesterday, as doubts about the agreement increased, gold lost about 3% of its value. While tensions in the Middle East and rising energy prices are increasing inflation expectations, forecasts that central banks may raise interest rates are also putting pressure on the markets.
IRAN-U.S. TENSION AFFECTS PRICES
Trump's announcement that he allowed 10 oil tankers to pass through Iran's Strait of Hormuz and referred to it as a "gift" drew attention. On the other hand, Iran announced that it rejected the U.S.'s 15-point plan and presented its own conditions. These developments indicate that uncertainty continues in the markets.