Use our chart to view the gold price USD per ounce, for this month. Alternatively, use the drop down options to view the live USD gold price or the historical gold price per ounce for up to ten years ago.
Our gold price USD chart is a great way for investors to stay up-to-date with gold price movements. This will help you to make an informed decision about when is the best time to buy gold or sell gold. You can use the USD price of gold to track trends in the spot price to help you best manage your investments
If you would like to see more than the gold price USD then you can also amend the currency that you would like to see the live gold price in. Simply click on the ‘currency’ drop down menu and from here you can select to see the GBP live gold price and the EUR price of gold.
Use our gold price charts to help you to view the gold price USD over a number of weeks, months and years by clicking the dropdown below ‘period’ and selecting your desired window.
We believe that in the current global environment of geopolitical uncertainties, rising inflation and currency devaluation that it is pertinent that investors always hold gold in their portfolio. So if you are hoping to use the gold price USD page to help you to feel like you might know when the best time to buy and sell gold is, then you might want to read our guide on how to buy gold in US.
In short, we think the day you decide to invest in gold is the right time to buy gold. This is because gold has been shown to hold its value and to act as a safe haven when all other assets have been chewed up and thrown out by the modern monetary system. Therefore, you might be better to ask ‘when do I not want to own gold’ rather than ‘when should I buy gold?’
If you wish to make Gold a part of your portfolio and need any further help, please contact GoldCore by chat, email or phone and our experienced team will be glad to assist.
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