The average price of gold on November 5, 2025 is 110.98 euros per gram of 24 carats. This represents an increase of 1.20% compared to a week ago, Last Wednesday, October 29, the gram had a value of 109.66 euros. In other words, gold today costs 1.32 euros more per gram than the previous Wednesday. The data comes from the specialized portal Exchange-Rateswhich updates the figures daily.
Over the last year, interest in the behavior of gold has grown significantly. This precious metal has established itself as one of the safest financial assets, thanks to its ability to maintain its value over time. In periods of inflation or global economic instability, such as the current one, gold once again positions itself as the preferred refuge for investors and businessmen seeking to protect their capital against uncertainty.
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The price of gold continues to show constant variations in the financial market, with changes that occur not only every day, but also hourly, influenced by the evolution of the world economy.
This Wednesday, November 5, 2025, the precious metal recorded the following quotes early in the morning (before 9:00 a.m.):
- Price of 24-karat gold per gram: 110.98 euros, with an increase of 0.75% compared to the previous day.
- Price of 24-karat gold per ounce: 3,451.99 euros, with an increase of 23.32% compared to the previous day.
- Price of 24-karat gold per kilogram: 110,984 euros, which represents an increase of 749.71 euros compared to the previous day.
In short, although the value of gold has experienced fluctuations in recent weeks, this Wednesday shows a rebound compared to Tuesday, reflecting the continued volatility of this asset in international markets.
How gold has evolved in 2025
The price of gold in 2025 has shown a clearly upward trend, marked by several relevant milestones throughout the year. During the first months, the precious metal experienced a rebound of between 23% and 25% compared to the same period of the previous year, reaching levels close to 3,200 dollars per ounce in April (between 2,970 and 3,000 euros per ounce, depending on the daily exchange rate).
This increase was driven by a combination of factors: strong demand from central banks, increased investments in gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and a relatively weak US dollar.
Towards the middle of the year, several analysts began to describe 2025 as the beginning of a new “high price regime” for gold, with a price floor established above USD 3,000 per ounce. The trend was consolidated in September, when gold reached a revaluation of 35.5%, marking historical highs above $3,600 per ounce, and trading stably around $3,575.
Looking ahead to the end of the year, the market consensus suggests that gold could continue to advance, although at a more moderate pace. According to the World Gold Council and other specialized reports, the factors that have driven growth are still present, although cautiously: a possible strengthening of the dollar or a change in monetary policy could slow the rise of the precious metal in the coming months.