Gold Price Today in Lebanon in Lebanese Pound (LBP)

Wednesday, 5 February 2025, 6:41 PM

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255,660,810.39 Lebanese Pound/Ounce
2,868.85 U.S. Dollar/Ounce
6,165,453.63 Lebanese Pound/Gram 18K
69.18 U.S. Dollar/Gram 18K
7,193,029.23 Lebanese Pound/Gram 21K
80.72 U.S. Dollar/Gram 21K
Gold ounce price in Lebanon is 255,660,810.39 Lebanese Pound per ounce, Gold gram price is 8,220,604.84 Lebanese Pound per gram karat 24, 7,535,554.43 Lebanese Pound per gram karat 22, 7,193,029.23 Lebanese Pound per gram karat 21, 6,165,453.63 Lebanese Pound per gram karat 18.

Gold Price in Lebanon in Lebanese Pound

Gold Unit Lebanese Pound U.S. Dollar
Gold Ounce 255,660,810.39 2,868.85
Gold Gram Karat 24k 8,220,604.84 92.25
Gold Gram Karat 22k 7,530,074.03 84.50
Gold Gram Karat 21k 7,193,029.23 80.72
Gold Gram Karat 18k 6,165,453.63 69.18
Gold Gram Karat 14k 4,809,053.83 53.96
Gold Gram Karat 12k 4,110,302.42 46.12
Gold Gram Karat 10k 3,427,992.22 38.47
Gold Gram Karat 9k 3,082,726.81 34.59
Gold Gram Karat 8k 2,737,461.41 30.72

Gold Karats Commonly Used in Lebanon

In Lebanon, gold jewelry is a significant part of cultural traditions and personal adornment. The most commonly used gold karats include 18K, 21K, and 22K.

18K gold is the most popular choice among Lebanese consumers. Comprising 75% gold and 25% other metals, it offers a good balance between durability and luster, making it ideal for everyday wear.

21K gold is also quite popular, containing 87.5% gold content. It is favored for its bright appearance and is often chosen for special occasions and wedding jewelry.

22K gold is less commonly used for everyday items but is highly valued for its purity, containing 91.67% gold. It is often used in traditional designs and is associated with luxury and status.

Although 14K gold is available, it is less preferred in Lebanon, as buyers typically favor higher karat values that signify greater purity. Overall, the preference for higher karat gold reflects Lebanese cultural values surrounding wealth and beauty.

Gold Price Chart in Lebanon

How Gold Price is Determined in Lebanon

In Lebanon, the price of gold is determined by several factors that reflect both local and international market dynamics. Global gold prices are influenced by various economic indicators, including inflation rates, currency strength, and geopolitical stability. The international market price is usually expressed in US dollars, which means that any fluctuations in the dollar's value can directly affect local gold prices.

In addition to global influences, local demand and supply also play a critical role. In Lebanon, gold is often viewed as a safe haven investment, particularly during times of economic uncertainty or political instability. As a result, when demand increases due to local crises, gold prices may rise independently of international trends.

Furthermore, the cost of raw materials, such as the price of gold bullion, is a consideration for local jewelers. They also factor in manufacturing costs and local taxes when setting retail prices. Lebanese jewelers typically adjust their prices multiple times throughout the day to reflect both the international market fluctuations and local economic conditions. This responsive pricing strategy ensures that the gold market remains aligned with global trends while accommodating local consumer behavior.

Price of Gold Bullion in Lebanon in Lebanese Pound

  • The price of gold bullion 5 grams 24K in Lebanon: 41,103,024.18 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 10 grams 24K in Lebanon: 82,206,048.36 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 20 grams 24K in Lebanon: 164,412,096.72 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 50 grams 24K in Lebanon: 411,030,241.79 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 100 grams 24K in Lebanon: 822,060,483.58 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 250 grams 24K in Lebanon: 2,055,151,208.94 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 500 grams 24K in Lebanon: 4,110,302,417.88 Lebanese Pound
  • The price of gold bullion 1000 grams 24K in Lebanon: 8,220,604,835.76 Lebanese Pound

Predictions for Gold Prices in Lebanon

The gold market in Lebanon has been influenced by a variety of factors, including economic instability, currency devaluation, and geopolitical tensions. As Lebanon continues to face significant financial challenges, many analysts predict that gold prices may rise as investors seek safe-haven assets. The Lebanese pound's depreciation against foreign currencies, particularly the US dollar, has led to an increasing demand for gold, which is perceived as a reliable store of value.

Furthermore, global trends in gold prices are also expected to impact Lebanon's market. With central banks around the world accumulating gold reserves and inflation concerns rising, investors may turn to gold as a hedge against economic uncertainty. Analysts foresee potential fluctuations in gold prices, however, they agree that the long-term outlook appears bullish, given the current economic climate in Lebanon.

In summary, as long as Lebanon contends with economic instability and financial hardships, gold will likely remain an attractive investment. Although precise predictions are challenging, the inherent value of gold suggests potential price increases in the near future, making it a crucial asset for Lebanese investors.

Gold price in Lebanon in February 2025 in Lebanese Pound

Date Gold Ounce Gold Gram Karat 24 Gold Gram Karat 22 Gold Gram Karat 21 Gold Gram Karat 18 Gold Gram Karat 14
4 February 2025 249,791,690.36 8,031,887.15 7,361,971.42 7,026,489.18 6,021,979.03 4,686,523.27
3 February 2025 249,380,804.02 8,018,675.37 7,349,861.60 7,014,931.20 6,012,073.39 4,678,814.33
2 February 2025 250,638,211.46 8,059,106.48 7,386,920.47 7,050,301.31 6,042,386.97 4,702,405.47
1 February 2025 251,519,283.96 8,087,436.78 7,412,887.83 7,075,085.34 6,063,627.87 4,718,935.91
31 January 2025 250,368,520.72 8,050,434.75 7,378,972.02 7,042,715.07 6,035,885.26 4,697,345.60
30 January 2025 247,040,887.46 7,943,436.90 7,280,898.54 6,949,110.76 5,955,662.67 4,634,913.46
29 January 2025 247,311,456.19 7,952,136.86 7,288,872.86 6,956,721.69 5,962,185.54 4,639,989.80
28 January 2025 245,761,483.63 7,902,298.51 7,243,191.38 6,913,121.90 5,924,818.80 4,610,909.64
27 January 2025 246,383,830.33 7,922,309.66 7,261,533.46 6,930,628.14 5,939,822.33 4,622,585.93
26 January 2025 248,275,873.53 7,983,147.06 7,317,296.60 6,983,850.17 5,985,435.72 4,658,083.93
25 January 2025 248,354,321.22 7,985,669.49 7,319,608.64 6,986,056.86 5,987,326.93 4,659,555.75
24 January 2025 249,340,934.96 8,017,393.41 7,348,686.56 7,013,809.70 6,011,112.22 4,678,066.32
23 January 2025 246,472,116.71 7,925,148.45 7,264,135.48 6,933,111.58 5,941,950.74 4,624,242.34
22 January 2025 246,297,633.23 7,919,538.05 7,258,993.02 6,928,203.47 5,937,744.29 4,620,968.73
21 January 2025 244,667,719.12 7,867,129.23 7,210,955.47 6,882,354.97 5,898,450.32 4,590,388.73
20 January 2025 242,639,990.50 7,801,928.96 7,151,193.35 6,825,316.19 5,849,565.83 4,552,345.04
19 January 2025 242,033,418.54 7,782,425.03 7,133,316.20 6,808,253.69 5,834,942.59 4,540,964.70
18 January 2025 240,710,459.12 7,739,886.15 7,094,325.35 6,771,039.64 5,803,048.68 4,516,143.70
17 January 2025 243,396,147.31 7,826,242.68 7,173,479.14 6,846,586.42 5,867,795.26 4,566,531.84
16 January 2025 241,564,540.72 7,767,348.58 7,119,497.22 6,795,064.44 5,823,638.88 4,532,167.74
15 January 2025 239,493,648.42 7,700,760.40 7,058,462.97 6,736,811.49 5,773,713.80 4,493,314.23
14 January 2025 239,557,327.26 7,702,807.95 7,060,339.74 6,738,602.74 5,775,248.97 4,494,508.95
13 January 2025 241,583,288.60 7,767,951.40 7,120,049.77 6,795,591.80 5,824,090.85 4,532,519.49
12 January 2025 241,882,115.98 7,777,560.00 7,128,856.94 6,803,997.64 5,831,294.99 4,538,126.00
11 January 2025 240,822,059.72 7,743,474.59 7,097,614.49 6,774,178.90 5,805,739.14 4,518,237.52
10 January 2025 239,499,688.50 7,700,954.61 7,058,640.98 6,736,981.39 5,773,859.41 4,493,427.55
9 January 2025 238,330,753.23 7,663,368.27 7,024,189.60 6,704,099.95 5,745,678.72 4,471,496.31
8 January 2025 238,005,131.55 7,652,898.12 7,014,592.74 6,694,940.41 5,737,828.63 4,465,387.08
6 January 2025 235,714,509.74 7,579,244.69 6,947,082.52 6,630,506.60 5,682,606.31 4,422,411.06
5 January 2025 236,047,670.99 7,589,957.27 6,956,901.59 6,639,878.23 5,690,638.16 4,428,661.74

Gold Making Charges in Lebanon

In Lebanon, the gold making charges are an important aspect to consider when purchasing gold jewelry. These charges are typically expressed as a percentage of the gram price of gold. As of 2023, these making charges often range from 10% to 25% of the gold's market price per gram, depending on various factors such as design complexity and craftsmanship.

For instance, if the market price of gold is approximately 1,700,000 LBP per gram, the making charges could add an additional 170,000 LBP to 425,000 LBP per gram. This translates to an overall cost of 1,870,000 LBP to 2,125,000 LBP for a piece of jewelry. The fluctuating market prices of gold and the specified percentage rates from jewelers can significantly impact the final purchase price.

It's advisable for buyers to clarify the making charges with the jeweler beforehand to better understand the total cost involved in acquiring gold items. This will ensure transparency and help in making informed purchasing decisions.