Price of a kilogram of gold falls to 2 million 605 thousand liras
The price of a kilogram of standard gold on the Borsa Istanbul Precious Metals and Precious Stones Market (KMKTP) has fallen to 2 million 605 thousand liras.
The price of a kilogram of standard gold, which saw a low of 2 million 600 thousand liras and a high of 2 million 622 thousand 999 liras in the gold market, ended the day at 2 million 605 thousand liras, a decrease of 0.8 percent. The price of a kilogram of standard gold had closed yesterday at 2 million 625 thousand liras.
The total transaction volume for gold in the Borsa Istanbul Precious Metals and Precious Stones Market (KMKTP) was 5 billion 133 million 335 thousand 550.13 liras, and the transaction amount was 1,978.06 kilograms.
The total transaction volume for all metals was 5 billion 205 million 126 thousand 530.63 liras.
The institutions that conducted the most transactions in the gold exchange today were Ziraat Bankası, NMGlobal Kıymetli Madenler, Uğuras Kıymetli Madenler, Vakıf Katılım Bankası, and Istanbul Gold Refinery.
Data regarding today's transactions are as follows:
| STANDARD TL/KG | DOLLAR/OUNCE | ||
| Previous Close | 2,625,000.00 | 2,400.60 | |
| Lowest | 2,600,000.00 | 2,360.00 | |
| Highest | 2,622,999.00 | 2,504.85 | |
| Closing | 2,605,000.00 | 2,503.00 | |
| Weighted Average | 2,614,148.79 | 2,470.66 | |
| Total Transaction Volume (TL) | 5,133,335,550.13 | ||
| Total Transaction Amount (Kg) | 1,978.06 | ||
| Total Number of Transactions | 66 |
News Source: AA
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