Gold at record levels! How much are full, half, quarter, and gram gold today? February 5 gold prices
Gold prices for Wednesday, February 5, 2025, are being eagerly researched by investors. As the US-China trade war increased demand for safe havens, gold gained value, rising by approximately 1 percent to reach a record level. Bullion gold reached an all-time high on Wednesday, climbing to 2,849.05 dollars per ounce. This rise occurred after US President Donald Trump imposed a 10 percent tariff on products imported from China a day earlier, followed by a swift retaliation from Beijing. Here are the live gold prices and the current buy-sell table for February 5, 2025...
Instant and live gold prices are being closely followed on the third business day of the week. Due to the impact of trade wars, ounce gold reached its historical peak, hitting 2,849.05 dollars. According to current data, ounce gold is trading at 2,852 liras, while gram gold is trading at 3,298 liras.
So, how much are the prices for Republic gold, 22-karat gold bracelets, full, half, quarter, and gram gold today? Here are the gold prices and the current buy-sell table for February 5, 2025...

HOW MUCH IS GRAM GOLD?
Buy: 3.297,4960
Sell: 3.298,0160
GOLD/OUNCE PRICE
Buy: 2.852,11
Sell: 2.852,86

HOW MUCH IS QUARTER GOLD?
Buy: 5.275,9900
Sell: 5.392,3700
HOW MUCH IS REPUBLIC GOLD?
Buy: 21.105,1600
Sell: 21.502,3100

HOW MUCH IS FULL GOLD?
Buy: 21.417,00
Sell: 21.589,00
HOW MUCH IS HALF GOLD IN TL?
Buy: 10.520,37
Sell: 10.785,95

HOW MUCH IS ATA GOLD?
Buy: 21.634,73
Sell: 22.183,76
22 KARAT GOLD BRACELET GRAM PRICE
Buy: 2.996,38
Sell: 3.161,00
News Source: 12punto
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