• Gold prices in Jordan jumped noticeably on Monday, Oct 6, after remaining stable over the weekend.
• The Jordanian Jewelers Syndicate (JJS) reported updated prices for 21-, 24-, 18-, and 14-karat gold, as well as gold coins.

Gold prices in the Jordanian local market surged noticeably on Monday, Oct 6 after remaining stable over the weekend, according to the latest market update published by the Jordanian Jewelers Syndicate (JJS).

The purchase price of one gram of 21-karat gold, the most traded in Jordan, was JD 80 for citizens, and JD 77 for selling.

Across other gold categories, the bulletin provided the following prices on Sunday: 

24-karat gold: JD 91.8 purchasing, JD 88.8 selling.
18-karat gold: JD 70.9 purchasing, JD 65.9 selling.
14-karat gold: JD 53.9 purchasing, JD 48.9 selling.

As for gold coins:

The Rashadi lira (weighing 7 grams of 21-carat gold) was priced at JD 560 purchasing and JD 539 selling.

The English lira (weighing 7 grams of the same carat) was priced at JD 640 purchasing and JD 616 selling.

The syndicate noted that its daily bulletin serves as the official reference for goldsmith shops across Jordan, though prices may still vary among private dealers due to differing production costs.