Upward Trend in the Gold Market: Current Prices for September 3, 2026
Following sharp fluctuations in the markets, gold prices showed a renewed upward trend and closed the day with an increase.
Experiencing a sharp decline due to the tension between the US and Iran, the gold market reversed its course upward on Thursday, September 3, 2026, following a volatile course, with the price per kilogram of standard gold gaining 3.3 percent in value.
General Market Trend
Due to the re-escalation of tension between the US and Iran, gold prices experienced a sharp drop, after which they turned upward again and went through an active day.
Current Gram and Quarter Gold Prices
According to current market data, gram gold is trading at 6,880.66 TL buying and 6,881.63 TL selling prices, while quarter gold is bought at 11,086.00 TL and sold at 11.241.00 TL.
Full and Republic Gold
Full gold, closely followed by investors, is at the level of 44,194.00 TL for buying and 44,759.00 TL for selling, whereas Republic gold finds buyers at 44,452.00 TL buying and 45,124.00 TL selling prices.
22 Karat Bracelet Prices
Preferred for both jewelry and investment purposes, 22 karat bracelets continue to be traded in the market at 6,206.05 TL buying and 6,278.08 TL selling prices.
Kilogram Gold and Increase Rate
The price per kilogram of standard gold saw a low of 6 million 848 thousand liras and a high of 6 million 927 thousand 300 liras during the day, completing the session with a 3.3 percent increase at 6 million 927 thousand 300 liras.
Trading Volume and Quantities
At the Precious Metals and Diamond Markets Exchange (KMKTP), the total trading volume in gold was 3 billion 111 million 963 thousand 114.59 liras with a transaction quantity of 453.82 kilograms, while the total trading volume across all metals amounted to 3 billion 130 million 785 thousand 112.65 liras.
Prominent Brokerage Institutions
The institutions with the highest trading volume in the gold exchange were ranked as Vakıf Katılım Bankası, Ahlatcı Döviz ve Kıymetli Madenler, Kuveyt Türk Katılım Bankası, NMGlobal Kıymetli Madenler, and Dünya Katılım Bankası.