How We Track Gold Prices

LivePriceOfGold.com provides indicative gold prices by combining international spot market references with currency conversion and cross-checks against multiple public and commercial reference sources. Our goal is to keep prices consistent, transparent, and frequently updated.

Update Frequency

Prices are refreshed frequently throughout the day. Update intervals may vary depending on market conditions, source availability, and network latency.

Reference Sources & Cross-Checks

To validate consistency, we compare calculated values against multiple reference points, including:

• Global FX reference providers (e.g., OANDA, XE) used for currency conversion checks
• Major central bank publications (e.g., the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank) and other country central banks where applicable
• Publicly available market references and industry sources related to gold pricing
• Regional references when available (including local market context and widely used industry benchmarks)

How Prices Are Calculated

In general, we start from an international gold spot reference (typically quoted in USD) and convert it into local currencies using FX references. Country pages may show prices in local units (gram/ounce) and may include commonly used denominations.

Data Quality & Adjustments

We aim to keep the displayed data stable and consistent. In rare situations such as source outages or abnormal values, we may apply safeguards to prevent obviously incorrect numbers from being displayed until normal data flow is restored.

Important Notice

All prices are indicative. Local market prices may differ due to spreads, taxes, premiums, and dealer-specific pricing. Always confirm with your local provider before making financial decisions.