Current Status in Gold Prices: Spot and Gram Gold on the Rise

In the spot market, spot gold gained 0.3 percent in value on the morning of October 19, 2026, rising to $4,175.60. In the domestic market, gram gold entered the week at the level of 6,649 TL. Developments in global markets and the course of the exchange rate affect gold prices.

Spot gold rose by 0.3 percent on the first trading day of the week to reach $4,175.60, approaching the critical $,4200 threshold. While gram gold was traded at 6,649 TL in the domestic market, according to current data, the gram gold buying price was 6,667.04 TL and the selling price was 6,667.95 TL. The buying price for quarter gold was 10,562.07 TL and the selling price was 10,803.43 TL, full gold buying was 43,206.00 TL and selling was 43,719.00 TL, and Republican gold was at 43,783.00 TL for buying and 44,444.00 TL for selling.

While concerns over investments in the artificial intelligence sector created selling pressure on global stock exchanges, falling bond yields increased the appeal of gold, which does not yield interest. U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russia pushed oil prices down, while ongoing tensions in the Middle East keep inflation concerns alive and support demand for gold. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's statements at the IMF meeting weakened the likelihood of an interest rate hike in October, while markets await the Fed's moves in December and the Personal Consumption Expenditures data.