Uruguay · UYU · April 2025
Gold Price in Uruguay — April 2025
In April 2025, the gold price in Uruguay closed at approximately $U130,608 per troy ounce, equivalent to $U48,979 per tola or $U4,199 per gram. This represents a +3.43% change on the month ($U126,271 open → $U130,608 close).
Open
$U126,271
per troy ounce
Close
$U130,608
per troy ounce
High
$U137,359
per troy ounce
Low
$U118,623
per troy ounce
All unit prices at April 2025 close — Uruguay
| Unit | Weight | Closing UYU price |
|---|---|---|
| Troy ounce | 31.1035 g | $U130,608 |
| Gram | 1.0000 g | $U4,199 |
| 10 grams | 10 g | $U41,991 |
| Kilogram | 1,000 g | $U4,199,132 |
| Tola | 11.664 g | $U48,979 |
Karat-purity breakdown at April 2025 close
| Karat | Per gram | Per tola |
|---|---|---|
| 24KURUGUAY STD | $U4,195 | $U48,930 |
| 22K | $U3,846 | $U44,864 |
| 21K | $U3,674 | $U42,856 |
| 18K | $U3,149 | $U36,734 |
| 14K | $U2,456 | $U28,653 |
| 10K | $U1,751 | $U20,424 |
Daily gold price in UYU — April 2025
April 2025 gold market: Gold explodes to records as tariffs hit
BullishA historic surge to records as tariffs met returning ETF demand.
April was one of the year's pivotal months. Sweeping new US 'reciprocal' tariffs at the start of the month roiled global markets and sent gold to repeated record highs — toward roughly $3,500 — on three reinforcing forces: relentless central-bank buying, the strong return of ETF investors, and a spike in geopolitical and trade risk.
The April rally is best understood as three engines firing together. First, central banks — buying above 1,000 tonnes a year — kept diversifying reserves away from the dollar. Second, Western ETF investors, absent for years, moved money back into gold in size. Third, the tariff shock and assorted international conflicts drove acute safe-haven demand. With structural, price-insensitive buyers and tactical traders all pulling the same direction, gold entered a near-vertical, historic rally.
What drove gold in April 2025
- sweeping US 'reciprocal' tariffs (early April)
- record central-bank buying
- strong return of ETF inflows
- geopolitical risk and market turmoil
Key events in April 2025
- Apr 2US announces sweeping 'reciprocal' tariffs; markets roil
- Apr 22Gold spikes to a record near $3,500/oz
What happened next
After such a vertical move, May brought a healthy correction as traders banked profits.
For gold buyers in Uruguay
April showed why 2025 was different: with central banks, ETFs and safe-haven buyers all active at once, dips were shallow and records routine.
Related months to read
The 2025 gold market: Continued bull market and de-dollarization signals
2025 saw gold continue its bull market with prices reaching new highs above $3,000/oz. BRICS+ expansion (UAE, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia) accelerated. Central-bank buying remained at record levels. The era of structural gold appreciation continued through the year.
Key drivers in 2025
Continued central-bank buying, BRICS+ settlement infrastructure, USD reserve share declining, AI-era productivity boom
2025 XAU/USD high
Above $3,000
2025 XAU/USD low
$2,580 (approx)
Era context — The modern bull market (2019 to today)
Gold's second major bull market of the 21st century. Driven by COVID stimulus, Russia sanctions, central-bank accumulation at record levels, and the structural shift toward a multi-polar reserve system. New all-time highs reached repeatedly since 2020.
The Uruguay gold market
Uruguay retail gold prices are quoted in the local currency per gram for 24K and 22K purities, and per troy ounce for investment-grade bullion. Local rates usually sit above the international XAU/USD spot price after import duties, sales taxes, and jewellery making charges are applied. Use this archive as the international reference price; final retail rates depend on your dealer and the date's exchange rate.
Standard quote unit
gram
Common purity
24K
Currency
UYU ($U)
Daily gold price — April 2025, Uruguay
$U126,271
$3,217.64/oz
$U124,316
$3,167.84/oz
$U124,204
$3,164.98/oz
$U123,099
$3,136.83/oz
$U119,979
$3,057.31/oz
$U119,979
$3,057.31/oz
$U118,623
$3,022.76/oz
$U121,645
$3,099.77/oz
$U125,245
$3,191.50/oz
$U127,363
$3,245.49/oz
$U127,378
$3,245.85/oz
$U127,378
$3,245.85/oz
$U127,617
$3,251.94/oz
$U131,776
$3,357.92/oz
$U131,720
$3,356.50/oz
$U134,628
$3,430.61/oz
$U137,359
$3,500.20/oz
$U137,359
$3,500.20/oz
$U132,908
$3,386.77/oz
$U132,281
$3,370.79/oz
$U131,984
$3,363.22/oz
$U131,591
$3,353.20/oz
$U131,591
$3,353.20/oz
$U131,078
$3,340.14/oz
$U130,608
$3,328.16/oz
How Uruguay gold prices are calculated on this page
Source. The international XAU/USD spot price comes from gold-api.com's historical archive (London PM-fix benchmark). The UYU/USD exchange rate comes from exchangerate-api.com's 2025 year-end snapshot.
Conversion. Every UYU figure on this page is computed as XAU/USD price × UYU/USD rate. We use the year-end exchange rate consistently across all April 2025 prices on this page.
Per-unit math. Per-gram = per-ounce ÷ 31.1035. Per-tola = per-gram × 11.664. Per-10g = per-gram × 10. Per-kilo = per-gram × 1000. Karat values multiply per-gram by the purity ratio (24K = 0.999, 22K = 0.916, 21K = 0.875, 18K = 0.750, 14K = 0.585, 10K = 0.417).
What this page does NOT include. Local sales tax / VAT, customs duty on imports, dealer making charges, jewellery design premiums, or coin numismatic premiums. To go from this pure-metal value to a final retail rate in Uruguay, add the country-specific levies described in the “Uruguaygold market” section above.
FAQ — Uruguay gold price in April 2025
What was the gold price in Uruguay in April 2025?
In April 2025, gold in Uruguay opened at $U126,271/oz and closed at $U130,608/oz — a move of +3.43% on the month. Per tola: ≈$U48,979; per gram: ≈$U4,199; per 10g: ≈$U41,991.
What was the 24K gold rate per tola in Uruguay in April 2025?
The 24K gold rate per tola in Uruguay at the April 2025 close was approximately $U48,979, derived from international XAU/USD spot of $3,328.16/oz times the 2025-end UYU/USD exchange rate of 39.2433. This is pure metal value; final retail rates include local taxes and dealer making charges.
What was the 24K gold rate per gram in Uruguay in April 2025?
Uruguay's most-quoted retail standard is 24K per gram. At the April 2025 close, that worked out to approximately $U4,195 (24K pure-metal value). Add local taxes and making charges for the final retail rate.
How was the local currency price calculated?
UYU prices on this page are computed from the verified international XAU/USD spot price for April 2025 (sourced from gold-api.com), multiplied by the 2025-end UYU/USD exchange rate from exchangerate-api.com. We use year-end rates as a single reference point for the entire month — for most stable currencies the within-year FX drift is small, but during currency crises (PKR 2022–23, TRY 2022, ARS 2024 etc.) the actual mid-month rate may differ.
Why does the retail price in shops differ from this number?
The $U figures here represent the international gold spot price converted to UYU at the 2025-end exchange rate. Uruguay's retail jewellers add (1) import duties and sales tax (varies by SKU and karat), (2) dealer making charges (typically 3–12% of metal value), and (3) a small premium for purity certification on bars. Always verify the exact day's retail rate with a reputable local dealer before transacting.
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Disclaimer: Historical gold prices on this page reflect the international XAU/USD spot price for the requested period, converted to UYU at the 2025-end exchange rate. They are intended for informational and educational use only and do not constitute investment advice or a price quote for buying or selling physical gold today. Always verify current local rates with a reputable bullion dealer in Uruguay before transacting.