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Current Gold Price Per Kilogram

1 kilogram = 1,000 grams = 32.15 troy ounces. The standard unit for institutional gold, 1 kg bars and central bank reserves. Live prices in 10 major currencies.

24K Per Kilogram · USD
$130,329
1000 × per-gram rate
22K Per Kg · USD
$119,469
91.67% pure
18K Per Kg · USD
$97,747
75% pure
24K Per Gram · USD
$130
International spot

24K Gold Price Per Kilogram by Currency

Prices show 24K (pure gold) per kilogram in each currency. For 22K per kg, multiply by 0.9167. For 18K per kg, multiply by 0.75. Use the kilogram weight converter to convert between kg, grams, troy ounces, and tola.

CurrencyPer Gram
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$ USD
US Dollar
$ 130,329.38
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EUR
Euro
 114,551.9
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£ GBP
British Pound
£ 97,821.13
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د.إ AED
UAE Dirham
د.إ 478,634.66
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SAR
Saudi Riyal
 488,735.18
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PKR
Pakistani Rupee
 36,190,172.56
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INR
Indian Rupee
 12,590,333.22
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BDT
Bangladeshi Taka
 16,085,669.09
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TRY
Turkish Lira
 6,168,909.7
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RM MYR
Malaysian Ringgit
RM 533,196.71

Indicative prices only · Source: XAU/USD spot · Not a dealing quote

Understanding Gold Price Per Kilogram

While the international gold spot price is quoted in USD per troy ounce (XAU/USD), large-scale buyers — central banks, commodity traders, jewellery manufacturers, and refiners — always think in kilograms. A standard London Good Delivery gold bar weighs 400 troy ounces (12.4 kg); a common 1 kg bar is used by private investors and smaller institutions worldwide. Converting spot to per-kilogram is straightforward: divide XAU/USD by 31.1035 (grams per troy oz) and multiply by 1,000.

At a spot price of $3,300/oz, one kilogram of 24K gold is worth approximately $106,100. For 22K gold (91.67% pure), multiply by 0.9167 to get ~$97,270/kg. For 18K (75%), multiply by 0.75 to get ~$79,575/kg. Track how these prices have moved over decades using the gold price history charts or the year-by-year archive.

Weight Equivalents: 1 Kilogram of Gold

UnitEquivalentCommon Usage
1 kilogram1,000 gramsInstitutional gold bars, wholesale
1 kilogram32.1507 troy ouncesCOMEX / LBMA standard unit
1 kilogram85.735 tolaSouth Asian jewellery markets
1 kilogram1,028.4 mashaPakistan/India retail
1 kilogram35.274 oz (avoirdupois)Everyday weight system
1 kilogram5,000 caratsGemological weight

Use the kilogram converter to convert any kg weight to grams, tola, masha, ratti, and troy ounces instantly.

How to Calculate Gold Price Per Kilogram

24K per kg (USD) = XAU/USD ÷ 31.1035 × 1000
Example: XAU/USD = $3,300/oz → $3,300 ÷ 31.1035 = $106.10/g × 1000 = $106,100/kg

For local currency prices, multiply by your country's exchange rate. For example, if the USD/PKR rate is 278, then 1 kg of 24K gold costs approximately PKR 29,496,000. Use the live gold rates page for real-time local currency prices, or the table above for the 10 most traded currencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a 1 kg gold bar weigh in troy ounces?

1 kilogram = 32.1507 troy ounces. The price of a 1 kg bar equals the XAU/USD spot price × 32.1507, plus the retailer premium (1–3% for standard 1 kg bars from major refiners like PAMP Suisse, Valcambi, or the Perth Mint).

Why is gold quoted per troy ounce instead of per kilogram?

The troy ounce is a historical unit from medieval European precious metal trade. The London Bullion Market established the troy ounce as the global standard when it set the first formal gold price in 1919. The unit persists today despite the metric system. Most retail gold price sites show both troy ounce and per-gram equivalents.

What is the difference between a gram of gold and a troy ounce of gold?

1 troy ounce = 31.1035 grams. A troy ounce is heavier than an avoirdupois ounce (28.3495 g) used for everyday weights. Gold, silver and other precious metals always use troy ounces. Use the kilogram converter to switch between any weight unit.

How do I buy 1 kg of gold?

1 kg gold bars are sold by major refiners (PAMP Suisse, Valcambi, Argor-Heraeus), national mints (Perth Mint, Royal Mint), and commodity brokers. Expect to pay 1–3% above spot price for reputable bars. For investment, gold ETFs and allocated storage accounts allow kilogram-equivalent exposure without physical delivery.