Gold futures GC=F
3,898.90USD / oz−132.50 −3.29%WEEKEND CLOSED · LAST VALID QUOTEQuote time 31/10/2026, 04:59:59 · Site check 31/10/2026, 14:59:30 (GMT+8)
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COMEX Gold Price
The international gold price follows COMEX gold futures (GC) in USD per troy ounce, with silver, platinum and palladium. Jewelry and recycling prices convert that reference with Bank of Taiwan FX and are not shop board prices.
USD / oz3,898.90−132.50 −3.29%
MULTI-CURRENCY REFERENCE
Gold in major currencies
Theoretical reference, not a shop price. Taiwan qian = 3.75 g. EUR / JPY / CNY = USD/oz × market FX. Missing rates show —.
- Taiwan theoretical qian15,303TWD / qian
- COMEX gold reference3,898.90USD / oz
- Euro conversion3,491.81EUR / oz
- Yen conversion614,055JPY / oz
- Renminbi conversion26,003.97CNY / oz
Bank of Taiwan USD spot sell (Taiwan qian) · open.er-api.com market FX (EUR / JPY / CNY)
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COMEX gold figures
Quote time 31/10/2026, 04:59:59（GMT+8）
Silver futures SI=F
49.28USD / oz−3.10 −5.93%Platinum futures PL=F
1,436.00USD / oz−57.30 −3.84%Palladium futures PA=F
987.70USD / oz−16.80 −1.67%PRICE HISTORY
COMEX gold futures (30D / 90D / 1Y)
10/30$3,898.90
GC futures reference — not spot XAU or a jewelry quote. Missing sessions are omitted, never filled in.
PRICE HISTORY
Silver (SI=F) history
10/30$49.10
SI futures reference in USD / troy ounce. Missing sessions are omitted, never filled in.
Are platinum, white gold and silver the same?
The platinum (PL=F) and palladium (PA=F) charts above are USD per troy ounce futures references, not a TWD recycle board. In Taiwan, “白金” sometimes means platinum (PT stamps), sometimes white gold (still gold: K, 750, 585), and it is often confused with silver. They do not share the gold recycling formula, and we do not invent a platinum board.
GOLD / SILVER RATIO
Gold/silver ratio
79.12Gold USD/oz ÷ silver USD/oz. A higher number means gold is expensive versus silver.
GC=F 3,898.9 · SI=F 49.28 · International futures reference, not a shop quote.PRICE HISTORY
Historical gold/silver ratio (30D / 90D / 1Y / 3Y / 5Y)
10/3079.41
Each session is that day’s GC close ÷ SI close. Days missing gold or silver are omitted, never filled in. 3Y and 5Y charts use each week’s last paired close for readability — prices are never invented.
99GOLD.NET note
Prices reference Yahoo Finance metal futures (USD/oz). If limited, the site may switch to a public spot reference. Intraday prices can move quickly and are not executable quotes. Source: Yahoo Finance chart · 臺灣銀行美元即期牌告 · open.er-api.com 全球匯率
Back to live quotes →International gold price FAQ
Is the international gold price COMEX?
Yes. The international gold price uses COMEX gold futures (GC) in USD per troy ounce as the main reference, alongside silver, platinum and palladium. If the source is limited, the page may switch to a public spot reference. It is still not an executable quote and not a London gold fixing. How the two differ is in “Gold spot vs futures.” See “London gold vs COMEX” for that search, and “How to read silver prices” for silver charts. Spoken “白金” is not always platinum or silver — see “Platinum, white gold, and silver.” We do not invent a platinum recycle board.
Can I treat the COMEX price as a jewelry gold price?
No. A jewelry gold price also multiplies Bank of Taiwan USD spot-sell and converts to TWD per qian. The jewelry page shows theoretical buy and estimated sell, which are not a shop board price either. See the BOT vs COMEX guide.
Why do the numbers sometimes stop moving?
When the market is closed or the source is delayed, the page keeps the last valid quote and labels the status. Missing prices are not filled in. See the COMEX open vs after-hours guide.
Why is this page in USD per troy ounce instead of TWD per qian?
The international page follows COMEX gold futures (GC) plus silver, platinum and palladium, all in USD per troy ounce. TWD per qian is a second step: multiply that reference by Bank of Taiwan USD spot-sell and convert with 1 qian = 3.75 g. That result is on the jewelry page. It is still a theoretical reference, not a shop board, and the USD/oz figure on this page is not a per-qian price. Why one ounce is 31.1034768 grams is in What a troy ounce is: grams per ounce.