Gold Bar Prices Reported to Decrease Slightly in Uzbekistan

The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan has released updated prices for measured gold bars as of April 20. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to official data, a slight decrease in the value of precious metals has been observed. Specifically, the price of one gram of gold has dropped by 3,200 soums compared to the previous figure.
These changes are based on global gold quotations and the exchange rate of the national currency. Currently, the set prices are as follows: a 5-gram gold bar is priced at 9,660,000 soums, while a 10-gram bar is set at 19,320,000 soums.
For those wishing to make larger investments, 20-gram gold bars are available for 38,641,000 soums, 50-gram bars for 96,602,000 soums, and the largest 100-gram bars for 193,203,000 soums. These prices are reviewed and announced daily by the Central Bank.
Citizens can purchase these measured gold bars from commercial bank branches and specialized exchange points operating in all regions of the country. It is worth noting that purchasing gold is not only a way to preserve funds but also a reliable investment tool that yields returns in the long term.
Consequently, interest and demand for gold bars among the population have been significantly increasing lately. At the same time, we consider it important to convey a reminder to buyers.
Before visiting bank branches, it is recommended to contact your preferred branch to confirm the availability of gold bars in the required weight. Due to the rapid fluctuations in global gold prices and high demand, stocks of bars may temporarily run out at some bank offices.
Additionally, the possibility of selling purchased gold bars back to the bank has been established, providing extra convenience for investors.





