Gold Records in Your Currency
Is gold at a record in your currency? See the distance from the record close in 20 currencies, and how much of each move came from gold itself and how much from the currency against the dollar.
Data as of · next update within the week · When each dataset updates
Split bar: gold's own move in US dollars the currency's move against the dollar (darker = negative).
| Currency | Gold per oz, as of 6 November 2026 | From record close | 1 week | 1 month | 1 year | Year to date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEK Swedish krona | 40,248.19 | -17.2%record 48,631.42 on 2 March 2026 | +5.0%gold +4.5% · SEK +0.5% | -2.9%gold -1.6% · SEK -1.4% | +5.3%gold +2.1% · SEK +3.1% | +0.5%gold -6.1% · SEK +7.1% |
| LKR Sri Lankan rupee | 1,354,904.22 | -17.6%record 1,645,247.01 on 29 January 2026 | +4.5%gold +4.5% · LKR -0.0% | -1.1%gold -1.6% · LKR +0.5% | +11.3%gold +2.1% · LKR +9.1% | +0.9%gold -6.1% · LKR +7.5% |
| MXN Mexican peso | 75,885.23 | -17.7%record 92,244.97 on 2 March 2026 | +3.6%gold +4.5% · MXN -0.9% | +1.9%gold -1.6% · MXN +3.5% | +2.1%gold +2.1% · MXN +0.0% | -2.9%gold -6.1% · MXN +3.4% |
| NZD New Zealand dollar | 7,343.49 | -18.0%record 8,957.17 on 2 March 2026 | +6.2%gold +4.5% · NZD +1.6% | -0.7%gold -1.6% · NZD +0.9% | +3.6%gold +2.1% · NZD +1.5% | -2.6%gold -6.1% · NZD +3.7% |
| THB Thai baht | 136,631.39 | -18.2%record 166,996.71 on 2 March 2026 | +3.8%gold +4.5% · THB -0.7% | -2.0%gold -1.6% · THB -0.4% | +5.6%gold +2.1% · THB +3.5% | -0.1%gold -6.1% · THB +6.5% |
| BRL Brazilian real | 22,369.16 | -19.3%record 27,732.80 on 29 January 2026 | +5.8%gold +4.5% · BRL +1.2% | +8.1%gold -1.6% · BRL +9.8% | +4.6%gold +2.1% · BRL +2.5% | -5.9%gold -6.1% · BRL +0.2% |
| CHF Swiss franc | 3,338.16 | -19.4%record 4,141.45 on 2 March 2026 | +4.0%gold +4.5% · CHF -0.5% | -3.3%gold -1.6% · CHF -1.8% | +3.7%gold +2.1% · CHF +1.5% | -3.1%gold -6.1% · CHF +3.2% |
| EUR euro | 3,653.31 | -19.6%record 4,543.71 on 2 March 2026 | +4.6%gold +4.5% · EUR +0.1% | -1.3%gold -1.6% · EUR +0.3% | +5.6%gold +2.1% · EUR +3.5% | -1.2%gold -6.1% · EUR +5.2% |
| TWD Taiwan dollar | 133,860.46 | -20.0%record 167,368.52 on 2 March 2026 | +5.3%gold +4.5% · TWD +0.8% | +1.4%gold -1.6% · TWD +3.0% | +8.4%gold +2.1% · TWD +6.2% | -1.7%gold -6.1% · TWD +4.7% |
| MYR Malaysian ringgit | 16,529.83 | -20.9%record 20,888.02 on 29 January 2026 | +4.5%gold +4.5% · MYR +0.0% | -2.3%gold -1.6% · MYR -0.7% | -0.9%gold +2.1% · MYR -3.0% | -6.1%gold -6.1% · MYR +0.0% |
| CAD Canadian dollar | 5,748.05 | -21.0%record 7,279.55 on 2 March 2026 | +5.6%gold +4.5% · CAD +1.1% | -2.6%gold -1.6% · CAD -1.1% | +1.9%gold +2.1% · CAD -0.1% | -3.4%gold -6.1% · CAD +2.9% |
| ZAR South African rand | 67,362.17 | -21.5%record 85,857.15 on 12 March 2026 | +3.4%gold +4.5% · ZAR -1.0% | -2.2%gold -1.6% · ZAR -0.6% | -3.0%gold +2.1% · ZAR -5.0% | -6.2%gold -6.1% · ZAR -0.1% |
| INR Indian rupee | 382,673.85 | -21.8%record 489,026.87 on 29 January 2026 | +3.4%gold +4.5% · INR -1.1% | -4.5%gold -1.6% · INR -3.0% | +8.2%gold +2.1% · INR +5.9% | -1.9%gold -6.1% · INR +4.5% |
| AUD Australian dollar | 5,927.13 | -21.9%record 7,586.88 on 29 January 2026 | +7.0%gold +4.5% · AUD +2.4% | -0.3%gold -1.6% · AUD +1.3% | -3.9%gold +2.1% · AUD -5.9% | -8.9%gold -6.1% · AUD -3.0% |
| SGD Singapore dollar | 5,224.43 | -22.8%record 6,770.70 on 2 March 2026 | +4.9%gold +4.5% · SGD +0.3% | -1.4%gold -1.6% · SGD +0.2% | +0.3%gold +2.1% · SGD -1.7% | -6.4%gold -6.1% · SGD -0.3% |
| JPY Japanese yen | 644,771.41 | -22.9%record 836,470.78 on 2 March 2026 | +5.0%gold +4.5% · JPY +0.5% | -1.5%gold -1.6% · JPY +0.1% | +5.6%gold +2.1% · JPY +3.4% | -5.3%gold -6.1% · JPY +0.9% |
| HKD Hong Kong dollar | 31,948.03 | -23.1%record 41,546.80 on 2 March 2026 | +4.5%gold +4.5% · HKD -0.1% | -1.7%gold -1.6% · HKD -0.1% | +3.0%gold +2.1% · HKD +0.8% | -5.5%gold -6.1% · HKD +0.7% |
| GBP British pound | 3,047.57 | -23.2%record 3,965.95 on 2 March 2026 | +4.7%gold +4.5% · GBP +0.2% | -2.8%gold -1.6% · GBP -1.2% | +0.1%gold +2.1% · GBP -2.0% | -5.6%gold -6.1% · GBP +0.6% |
| CNY Chinese yuan | 27,204.03 | -26.4%record 36,952.24 on 29 January 2026 | +4.9%gold +4.5% · CNY +0.3% | -2.0%gold -1.6% · CNY -0.4% | -4.3%gold +2.1% · CNY -6.2% | -10.4%gold -6.1% · CNY -4.5% |
| KRW South Korean won | 5,549,565.43 | -27.8%record 7,681,196.85 on 10 March 2026 | +6.7%gold +4.5% · KRW +2.1% | +0.1%gold -1.6% · KRW +1.7% | -4.0%gold +2.1% · KRW -6.0% | -11.5%gold -6.1% · KRW -5.7% |
Gold: COMEX gold futures (GC=F) daily closes via Yahoo Finance. Currencies: Federal Reserve Board H.10 noon buying rates in New York, via FRED. Records are the highest daily close in each currency since 30 August 2000 (the start of our joint data), not intraday highs. H.10 is published once a week, so the table runs about a week behind the live price. Data updated 2026-11-10.
Why gold can be at a record in your currency but not in dollars
The price of gold in your currency is the dollar price of gold times the exchange rate. So it can rise for two reasons: gold rises in dollars, or your currency falls against the dollar. When your currency weakens, gold gets more expensive for you even if the dollar price does not move. That is why gold can make a new record in rupees or yen while it is still below its record in dollars.
The table splits every change into these two parts. The gold-coloured part of the bar is gold's own move in US dollars. The blue part is your currency's move against the dollar. The two multiply: (1 + change in your currency) = (1 + gold's change in dollars) × (1 + the currency's change).
Example from the table: over the past year gold changed +5.3% in Swedish krona terms. Of that, gold itself moved +2.1% in US dollars and the Swedish krona moved +3.1% against the dollar. Check: (1 +2.1%) × (1 +3.1%) − 1 = +5.3%.
How to use it as a trader
- If most of your local move came from the currency, a stronger currency can take it back even if gold in dollars stays flat.
- XAUUSD charts show only the dollar part. To see gold in your currency, use your local price page, for example gold price in India or gold price in the UK.
- For the dollar record and the full history, see gold all-time high and gold price history.
Not listed: currencies the Federal Reserve's H.10 release does not publish (for example the UAE dirham, Saudi riyal or Nigerian naira). Their gold prices are on the world gold price board, but we do not compute records for them from a mixed source.
Frequently asked questions
Is gold at an all-time high in my currency?
Find your currency in the table. ‘At record’ means the latest close in our data is the highest daily close in that currency since 2000. The column shows how far the latest close is below the record otherwise.
Why is gold at a record in rupees but not in dollars?
Because the rupee price is the dollar price times the USD/INR rate. If the rupee has weakened against the dollar, gold costs more rupees even when the dollar price is below its record.
How is the change split between gold and the currency?
Exactly, by multiplication on the same two dates: (1 + local change) = (1 + gold’s change in US dollars) × (1 + the currency’s change against the dollar).
Why does the table lag the live price?
The exchange rates come from the Federal Reserve’s H.10 release, which is published once a week. The table uses the latest date for which both gold and the exchange rate exist.
Are these intraday highs?
No. They are daily closes: COMEX gold futures settlement-based closes converted at the New York noon exchange rate. Intraday highs can be higher.