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Gold Price in Every Weight Unit — August 6, 2020
International XAU/USD gold closed at $2,067 per troy ounce on this date, equivalent to $66.46 per gram. The table below converts that reference value into every major regional gold weight unit — from the South Asian Tola, Masha and Rattito Bangladesh's Vori, Thailand's Baht, Vietnam's Lượng, Iran's Mesghal, and the Chinese Tael, Mace and Candareen.
South Asian
1 Tolaتولا · तोला
Pakistan, India, Nepal
1 Mashaماشہ
1/12 Tola
1 Rattiرتی
1/96 Tola · gemstones
1 Vori (Bhori)ভরি
Bangladesh
1 Ana (Anna)আনা
1/16 Vori
Metric & Global
1 Gramg
Worldwide standard
1 Kilogramkg
Bulk trade
1 Troy Ounceoz t
LBMA bullion standard
East & Southeast Asian
1 HK Tael兩
Hong Kong, Macau
1 CN Tael兩
Mainland China
1 Mace錢
1/10 HK Tael
1 Candareen分
1/100 HK Tael
1 Bahtบาท
Thailand
1 Luong (Lượng)lượng
Vietnam
Middle Eastern
1 Mesghalمثقال
Iran
1 Mithqalمثقال
Saudi, UAE, Egypt
Imperial & Western
1 Pennyweightdwt
1/20 Troy Oz
1 Graingr
1/480 Troy Oz
How to read this historical table
Every price above is derived directly from the international XAU/USD spot rate on this date ($2,067/oz) using fixed weight constants — 1 troy ounce = 31.1035 g, 1 tola = 11.664 g, 1 baht = 15.244 g, 1 lượng = 37.5 g, 1 mesghal = 4.6083 g, and so on. These multipliers are mathematical, not market estimates, so the conversions are exact.
Prices are shown in US dollars only. Historical local-currency gold rates depended on the exchange rate at the time (August 6, 2020 rates for PKR, INR, AED and others were materially different from today). For an accurate same-date local-currency value, see the country-specific archive link below this section when available.
The figures are pure metal value at international parity — they do not include the import duty, VAT/GST, jeweller making charges, or dealer margin that would have applied at retail counters on this date. For wedding-jewellery or coin pricing context, retail in 22K commonly added 5–15% on top of the spot value shown here.
On this day — August 6, 2020
Gold rose 0.93% from the prior trading session ($2,048.20 → $2,067.20 per ounce).
Gold reached its then-all-time high of $2,075 amid COVID stimulus and Fed easing.
Thursday — a normal trading day. Weekly US initial jobless claims publish at 8:30 AM ET on Thursdays, occasionally producing intraday gold movement.
Day 219 of 366 · Q3 2020 · 59.8% through the year
August 2020 gold market: All-time high near $2,075 — then a sharp reversal
VolatileA record high followed by one of the year's sharpest drops.
Gold made history on August 7, hitting an all-time high around $2,075 per ounce. The euphoria was short-lived: a rebound in real yields and a firmer dollar triggered a swift correction back toward $1,930. August marked the peak of gold's COVID-era bull run.
August's top had all the hallmarks of a blow-off: a near-vertical final push, breathless media coverage, and record speculative positioning. The trigger for the reversal was subtle but decisive — a bounce in real (inflation-adjusted) yields off their lows. Because gold's entire 2020 case rested on collapsing real yields, even a modest rebound was enough to knock the metal down over $100 in days. The $2,075 high would then cap gold for more than three years, not broken decisively until 2024.
What drove gold in August 2020
- record-low real yields driving the blow-off top
- subsequent rebound in real yields
- firmer US dollar
- profit-taking after a parabolic move
Key events in August 2020
- Aug 7Gold sets an all-time high near $2,075/oz
- Aug 11Sharpest one-day drop in years as yields rebound
What happened next
The $2,075 peak became a multi-year ceiling that gold did not decisively break until 2024.
For gold buyers
August was a textbook blow-off: the record high near $2,075 became a ceiling that capped gold for years, punishing top-buyers.
Key terms this month
- Blow-off top:
- A steep, climactic price surge that quickly reverses as buying exhausts itself.
- All-time high:
- The highest price an asset has ever reached; gold's stood near $2,075 from August 2020 until 2024.
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