The Central Bank Has Redefined the Gold Price
The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan announced the official selling prices for standard gold ingots on March 27. Zamin.uz reported this news.
Today, the price of one gram of gold has changed significantly compared to the previous day's figure and dropped to 49,200 soums. This situation reflects the dynamics of gold prices in the market and further increases citizens' ability to purchase precious metals.
According to Central Bank data, the prices for gold ingots of various weights are set as follows. The cost is 8 million 95 thousand soums for a five-gram ingot, 17 million 90 thousand 700 soums for a ten-gram ingot, and 35 million 815 thousand soums for a twenty-gram ingot.
Additionally, the price for a fifty-gram ingot is 89 million 537 thousand soums, while a one-hundred-gram ingot costs 179 million 34 thousand soums. These standard gold ingots can be freely purchased from the cash desks of all commercial banks within Uzbekistan.
However, each citizen must check the availability of gold ingots in advance before visiting a bank office. Due to the rapid increase in gold prices and the growing public demand for precious metals, sales volumes have also risen sharply.
As a result, it is necessary to consider that gold ingots may quickly run out in many bank branches. Therefore, it is advisable to plan your purchase in advance and call the bank to confirm product availability.
