Gold and dollar prices, which followed an upward trend, increased today. The dollar broke a record, while the ounce of gold continued to rise as inflation in the US remained at the highest level in 31 years.
The ounce of gold, which started at 1864 dollars the previous day, went up to 1879 dollars. After seeing the peak of 5 months, ounce gold was valued at 1855 dollars today at 10:45. An ounce of gold saw the lowest level of 1851 dollars and the highest 1858 dollars during the day.
The rise of the dollar rate and the price movements seen in ounce gold make its impact on gram gold. The gram gold, which broke the record by reaching 623 liras the other day, started today from 615 liras, the lowest was 615 liras and the highest was 622 liras during the day. At 10:45 in the morning, it was trading at 618 liras.
At the same time of the day, it was observed that the quarter gold purchase price was 986 lira and the selling price was 1011 lira.
Dollar Breaks Record After Record
The dollar has seen a new high almost every day in recent days. Breaking a record by exceeding 10.44 liras at night, the dollar started the day at 10.42 liras.
While the interest rate decision of the Central Bank Monetary Policy Committee, which will be announced tomorrow, is expected, the rise in the dollar continues.
As of 10:45 in the morning, the dollar, which was valued at 10.36 liras, broke a new record. At the same time, the euro was trading at 11.72 lira.
