Gold Prices Hit Lowest Level Since November 2025
The recent developments in the global markets have triggered severe fluctuations in the gold market, which investors perceive as a safe haven. Questions such as 'What's the price of gold?' and 'How much is a gram of gold now?' are being eagerly asked. The gold prices for Thursday, June 25th have been determined. Gold prices have hit their lowest level in the past seven months.
June 25 gold prices: How much is gold?
The decline in the price of gold per ounce on the global market has had a direct impact on the domestic price chart. As of the morning of Thursday, June 25, 2026, the price of gold per gram in the free market started to trade below psychological limits. Here are the current gold selling prices in the free market and the Grand Bazaar:
Price of Gold per Gram
The price of gold per gram is 5,961 TL
Price of Quarter Gold
The price of quarter gold is 9,842 TL
Price of Half Gold
The price of half gold is 19,662 TL
Price of Republic Gold
The price of Republic gold is 39,198 TL
Price of Gold per Ounce
The price of gold per ounce is 3,978 dollars
Grand Bazaar Gold Prices
In the Grand Bazaar, the price of gold per gram is trading at 6,073 TL, while the price of quarter gold is 9,916 TL, and half gold is 19,814 TL.
Gold is at its lowest level since November 2025.
Another significant factor fueling the downward trend in gold is the developments in the international currency markets. The dollar index, which indicates the strength of the dollar against other major currencies on a global scale, is currently hovering at its highest level in the past 13 months. The strengthening dollar is exerting considerable pressure on the overall commodity market.
As gold is priced in dollars in international markets, any rise in the dollar index automatically makes gold more expensive for buyers with other currencies. Foreign investors, whose local currencies are losing value against the dollar, are curtailing their demand for gold due to rising costs. This diminishing global demand is emerging as one of the major catalysts for the price drop to the lowest levels in seven months. Statements from Federal Reserve officials in the coming days will continue to play a crucial role in determining the direction of the trend.
Why did gold prices drop?
There are two primary factors driving this downward momentum in commodity markets: the volatility in global currency markets and the monetary policies of central banks.
On the international stage, the dollar index, which symbolizes the strength of the dollar against major currencies, has climbed to its highest level in the past 13 months. Gold, being a globally priced asset in dollars, becomes more costly for investors holding other currencies when the dollar appreciates. As foreign buyers, whose local currencies are under pressure, reduce demand, a decline in prices becomes inevitable.
On the other hand, the probability of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) raising interest rates at its meeting in September is being priced at over 65% in the markets. Gold, a non-interest-bearing instrument in the financial world, loses its appeal in high-interest environments. During these periods when the return on cash increases, investors shift their focus directly from non-yielding assets to interest-focused instruments. The direction of the market in the coming days will be determined by new announcements from Fed officials.
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