Gold Price Today in Hong Kong in Hong Kong Dollar (HKD)

Monday, 13 January 2025, 3:11 AM

20,918.92 Hong Kong Dollar/Ounce
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2,687.22 U.S. Dollar/Ounce
Gold ounce price in Hong Kong is 20,918.92 Hong Kong Dollar per ounce, Gold gram price is 672.63 Hong Kong Dollar per gram karat 24, 616.58 Hong Kong Dollar per gram karat 22, 588.55 Hong Kong Dollar per gram karat 21, 504.48 Hong Kong Dollar per gram karat 18.

Gold Price in Hong Kong in Hong Kong Dollar

Gold Unit Hong Kong Dollar U.S. Dollar
Gold Ounce 20,918.92 2,687.22
Gold Gram Karat 24k 672.63 86.41
Gold Gram Karat 22k 616.13 79.15
Gold Gram Karat 21k 588.55 75.61
Gold Gram Karat 18k 504.48 64.80
Gold Gram Karat 14k 393.49 50.55
Gold Gram Karat 12k 336.32 43.20
Gold Gram Karat 10k 280.49 36.03
Gold Gram Karat 9k 252.24 32.40
Gold Gram Karat 8k 223.99 28.77

Gold Karats Commonly Used in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, gold jewelry is often measured in karats, with 24K being the purest form at 99.9% gold. This high purity level makes 24K gold the most sought-after choice among consumers in Hong Kong for investment purposes, as it retains its value well and is considered a status symbol.

Following closely is 22K gold, which contains 91.6% gold content. This karat is favored for jewelry pieces due to its balance of quality and durability, making it suitable for intricate designs while still maintaining a vibrant color.

Next is 18K gold, with a gold content of 75%. It is popular among those who are looking for a more affordable option while still desiring a higher quality than common gold alloys. 18K gold is often used in modern jewelry designs and is available in various colors, including yellow, white, and rose gold.

Finally, 14K gold, which has a gold content of about 58.3%, is less common but still used, particularly for items that require extra durability like daily wear pieces. While not as prevalent as higher karat gold, 14K products cater to a market seeking strength and cost-effectiveness.

Gold Price Chart in Hong Kong

How Gold Price is Determined in Hong Kong

The price of gold in Hong Kong is influenced by various factors that are similar to those affecting gold prices globally. Firstly, international market trends play a significant role, as gold is traded on major exchanges such as the London Bullion Market. Changes in demand and supply dynamics in these markets can directly impact prices in Hong Kong.

Another critical factor is the currency exchange rate, particularly the Hong Kong dollar against the US dollar. Since gold is usually priced in US dollars, fluctuations in the exchange rate can affect local gold prices. When the US dollar weakens, gold tends to become more expensive in local currency terms.

Local demand also significantly influences gold prices. In Hong Kong, gold is popular for investment purposes and jewelry. Festivals and wedding seasons can lead to spikes in demand. Additionally, the government’s policies regarding import duties and taxes may also impact prices, as they can affect the overall cost of gold in the region.

Thus, Hong Kong's gold prices are shaped by a blend of global influences and local market conditions.

Price of Gold Bullion in Hong Kong in Hong Kong Dollar

  • The price of gold bullion 5 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 3,363.17 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 10 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 6,726.34 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 20 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 13,452.68 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 50 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 33,631.71 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 100 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 67,263.41 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 250 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 168,158.53 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 500 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 336,317.06 Hong Kong Dollar
  • The price of gold bullion 1000 grams 24K in Hong Kong: 672,634.12 Hong Kong Dollar

Predictions for Gold Prices in Hong Kong

Gold prices in Hong Kong are anticipated to experience volatility in the coming months, influenced by several global and regional factors. Analysts suggest that as inflation concerns persist and central banks worldwide consider adjusting their monetary policies, gold could see increased demand as a safe-haven asset. In 2024, many experts predict that gold prices may rise due to potential economic uncertainties, fluctuating currency values, and geopolitical tensions.

Moreover, the ongoing situation regarding interest rates in major economies will play a critical role. If central banks, particularly the U.S. Federal Reserve, continue to hike interest rates, it may strengthen the US dollar, putting downward pressure on gold prices. However, if inflation outpaces these hikes, we could witness a surge in gold prices as investors seek protection against currency devaluation.

In the context of Hong Kong, local demand for gold jewelry, investment products, and bullion is expected to remain strong, especially during festive seasons such as the Lunar New Year. This local demand may provide a buffer against international price fluctuations. Overall, while predicting exact prices is challenging, a cautious optimism surrounds the gold market in Hong Kong for the upcoming year.

Gold price in Hong Kong in January 2025 in Hong Kong Dollar

Date Gold Ounce Gold Gram Karat 24 Gold Gram Karat 22 Gold Gram Karat 21 Gold Gram Karat 18 Gold Gram Karat 14
11 January 2025 20,940.65 673.33 617.17 589.05 504.84 392.88
10 January 2025 20,799.08 668.78 613.00 585.07 501.42 390.23
9 January 2025 20,691.71 665.33 609.84 582.05 498.84 388.21
8 January 2025 20,587.92 661.99 606.78 579.13 496.33 386.26
6 January 2025 20,493.61 658.96 604.00 576.47 494.06 384.50
5 January 2025 20,534.67 660.28 605.21 577.63 495.05 385.27
4 January 2025 20,534.67 660.28 605.21 577.63 495.05 385.27
3 January 2025 20,705.53 665.77 610.24 582.43 499.17 388.47
2 January 2025 20,474.41 658.34 603.43 575.93 493.60 384.14
1 January 2025 20,378.43 655.25 600.60 573.23 491.28 382.33
31 December 2025 20,239.04 650.77 596.49 569.31 487.92 379.72
30 December 2025 20,360.79 654.69 600.08 572.74 490.86 382.00
29 December 2025 20,327.00 653.60 599.09 571.79 490.04 381.37
28 December 2024 20,327.00 653.60 599.09 571.79 490.04 381.37
27 December 2024 20,445.02 657.40 602.56 575.11 492.89 383.58
26 December 2024 20,403.70 656.07 601.35 573.94 491.89 382.81
25 December 2024 20,327.86 653.63 599.11 571.81 490.06 381.39
24 December 2024 20,363.78 654.78 600.17 572.82 490.93 382.06
23 December 2024 20,403.18 656.05 601.33 573.93 491.88 382.80
22 December 2024 20,385.34 655.48 600.81 573.43 491.45 382.46
21 December 2024 20,385.34 655.48 600.81 573.43 491.45 382.46
20 December 2024 20,180.31 648.88 594.76 567.66 486.51 378.62
19 December 2024 20,274.68 651.92 597.54 570.31 488.78 380.39
18 December 2024 20,549.51 660.76 605.64 578.05 495.41 385.54
17 December 2024 20,604.99 662.54 607.28 579.61 496.75 386.59
16 December 2024 20,616.05 662.90 607.61 579.92 497.01 386.79
15 December 2024 20,592.34 662.13 606.91 579.25 496.44 386.35
14 December 2024 20,604.18 662.51 607.26 579.58 496.73 386.57
13 December 2024 20,886.71 671.60 615.58 587.53 503.54 391.87
12 December 2024 21,092.40 678.21 621.64 593.32 508.50 395.73

Gold Making Charges in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, the gold making charges, often referred to as the craftsmanship or fabrication charge, represent a significant aspect of the overall cost of purchasing gold jewelry. These charges are usually calculated as a percentage of the gold gram price, and can vary depending on the complexity of the design, the retailer, and market conditions.

Typically, the gold making charges in Hong Kong range from 5% to 15% of the gold gram price. For example, if the gold price per gram is approximately HKD 600, the making charges might add around HKD 30 to HKD 90 to the final cost, resulting in a total price ranging from HKD 630 to HKD 690 per gram of jewelry.

It's important for consumers to understand that these charges can vary widely between different jewelers and can be influenced by factors such as the reputation of the brand and the intricacy of the piece. Therefore, it's advisable to compare prices and charges before making a purchase.