| Current | High | Low | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,075.87 | 2,077.95 | 2,074.79 | -2.080 (-0.1%) |
| Sovereign | Half Sovereign | 1oz Gold | 1oz Silver |
|---|---|---|---|
| £488.66 | £244.33 | £2,075.87 | £23.08 |
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It is common for gold investors to watch the live price of gold very closely to figure out the right time to buy gold and this is why our live gold price chart updates every 60 seconds so you can see accurate fluctuations in gold price to help you make your investment decisions - you are on the correct gold price live chart to see the latest price of gold.
You can track the live gold price and see where the live price of gold is going using our other popular graphs such as weekly or monthly
We often get asked can you "provide a gold projection", will gold go up in price, will gold go down in price, when is a good time to buy gold and can you predict gold price or gold rate. The answer to all of these is no unfortunately or we would be a lot more successful than we currently are! Keep your wits about you, do your research and understand your investment before jumping in. We have lots of reading material in our gold investment advice section. We publish all of these in our gold guide too.
"Spot Gold Price" or "Gold Spot Price" is a term used when referring to specific coins or specific weight. It is the exact intrinsic value of gold at a moment in time.
Bookmark your favourite graphs and be able to load them instantly to keep up to date. Gold price monitor whether you're an experienced gold investor or a first-time gold buyer we believe our gold price live charts are the ideal place to monitor gold prices.
We constantly buy and sell gold ourselves we don't believe there is a bad time to be trading as if we thought this we wouldn't have been in business 50 years and more. You can see from the gold price charts that prices have been soaring since early 2000's and fairly steady. This back up the premise that gold is a "safe haven" for investors with the belief that gold can hold its value even with turmoil and crisis in politics and financial markets. Consumer demand and worldwide markets show no slowing at present times.
If you need any help with your investments you can catch us on live chat at the bottom of the page or even call us on 01253 343081
We often get asked questions such as "will gold rebound?", "Can we predict price movements?", "is gold price climbing?", "are silver prices going down?" but we don't have an answer to any these questions as we cannot see the future. You can obviously view the historical gold and silver price data, link it to political movements, terrorism, banking decisions and other world events to try and make sense of the price changes. This way we invite you to understand and reach your own conclusions on why gold prices are falling or why silver prices may be increasing. If you want to know why the price of gold went up in 2012 please use our data with your own research to draw conclusions and similarly why it dropped in 2013 only to increase in price again in 2016.
In conclusion, we cannot offer any investment advice or see into our crystal ball. We cannot provide gold and silver forecasts for tomorrow, the next 5 years, in 2020 or even next week but we do offer historical data should you compare the gold price over the last 100 years or 5 years. Our data stretches back to 1833 for gold and 1791 for silver.
Prices shown are for indication only. Any use of this page or the information contained is entirely at your own risk. We accept no liability for any errors.
