Metal prices
The prices that set the price
Gold, silver, aluminium and iron ore, in dollars and euros. These prices are a reference for any negotiation; they are not an offer.
The gold price
The commodity this company sells. Silver stays in the table: the provider returns history for one value at a time.
| Metal | US dollar | Euro | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | 4,060.28 $ | 3,649.43 € | per ounce |
| Silver | 54.42 $ | 48.91 € | per ounce |
| Aluminium | 2,814.75 $ | 2,529.94 € | per tonne |
| Iron ore | 82.71 $ | 74.34 € | per tonne |
Indicative prices, updated
Where these figures come from
Prices are pulled once a day from MetalpriceAPI, server-side. The provider publishes one value per day: refreshing more often would show the same figure while consuming more. The date shown is the date of the reading, not of your visit.
Why two currencies
Gold is quoted in dollars per troy ounce — 31.103 grams. The euro equivalent is converted at the day’s rate, for guidance only: a transaction settles in the currency agreed in the contract, at that day’s rate.
What these prices do not tell you
A quoted price is a world reference for refined, delivered metal. The price of a real lot differs according to its fineness, packaging, place of delivery and refining charges. That is why a sale is made on quotation, not on a displayed figure.
A market price is not your price
We set a firm price for a given lot, with its delivery terms.