The average price of gold on October 29, 2025 is 109.66 euros per gram of 24 carats. In this way, unlike in recent months, it is once again down 4.28% compared to the price just a week ago, since last Wednesday, October 22 per gram of gold was sold at 114.56 euros. Therefore, this Wednesday a gram of 24-karat gold is paid 4.90 euros cheaper than last Wednesday. This is clear from the data published by the specialized portal Exchange-Rateswho updates it every day.
In the last year, interest has been increasing in knowing how this precious metal stands, being one of the most secure financial assets, thanks to its ability to maintain its value over time. Therefore, in contexts of inflation or global economic instability, as at the moment, this precious metal is usually the preferred option of many investors and businessmen who use it as a refuge to protect their capital.
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The price of gold today per gram, ounce and kilogram
The value of this precious metal does not stop changing in the financial market by the day and by the hour, with an important influence on what is happening in the world economy. This Wednesday, October 29, 2025, these are the records that the price of gold reached early in the morning (before 9:00 a.m.):
- Price of 24 carat gold per gram: 109.66 euros, with an increase of 0.78485 compared to the previous day.
- Price of 24 carat gold per ounce: 3,410.77, with an increase of 24.4116 compared to the previous day
- Price of 24-karat gold per kilogram: 109,659, with an increase of 784.85 compared to the previous day.
Thus, although the price of gold has fallen compared to a week ago, compared to the last day, yesterday, Tuesday, it has risen.
How gold has evolved in 2025
The evolution of the gold price in 2025 has been notably bullish and with several relevant milestones. During the first months of the year, the metal experienced a rebound of approximately 23-25% compared to the same period of the previous year, reaching levels around 3,200 USD per ounce in April (about 2,970 and 3,000 euros per ounce, depending on the exact daily exchange rate).
This advance was mainly due to a combination of high demand from central banks, inflows into gold-backed ETFs, and a relatively weak US dollar. Thus, towards the middle of the year, analysts began to describe 2025 as the start of a new “high price regime” for gold, with base levels established above $3,000/oz.
So much so, that the ounce of gold appreciated by 35.5% at the beginning of September, with historical highs above $3,600 per ounce, in addition to trading close to $3,575. Looking ahead to the end of the year, the consensus is that gold could continue to advance, although at a more moderate pace. According to the World Gold Council and other reports, the drivers are still there, but with the caveat that a strengthening dollar or a shift in monetary policy could slow the rise.