Gold rate today in Tashkent

Today's gold price in Tashkent

Converted at today's rates, pure 24k gold costs about 1,553,507 UZS per gram in Tashkent, and 22k about 1,424,100 UZS. Per 10 grams, a common size for small bars and rate boards, that is about 15,535,074 UZS for 24k. These are spot-based figures, before any tax, premium or making charge.

Where to buy and sell back Central Bank bars in Tashkent

Tashkent city has 33 of the 132 offices where the Central Bank of Uzbekistan's gold bars are sold and bought back, more than any of the country's 14 regions. The Central Bank publishes the list of offices and their stock on its website.

The bars are 999.9 fine gold, from 5 to 100 g. A bar in intact packaging is bought back at the branch with immediate payment; the packaging works as the certificate and carries a unique serial number.

What moves the gold price in Tashkent

The Uzbek som gold price is simply the dollar price of gold multiplied by the exchange rate. Today that means about $4,042.7 per ounce times 11,952.28 UZS per dollar. The Central Bank publishes official rates every day, and the som gold price is the dollar price times USD/UZS.

The dollar price itself responds to US interest-rate expectations, the strength of the dollar, inflation data, central-bank buying and geopolitical risk. Our guide to what moves gold prices covers each in turn.

Premiums, making charges and tax in Tashkent

The shelf price in Tashkent is higher than the converted figure above. A shop adds 12% VAT on jewellery since 1 January 2026, making charges and the seller's margin. On jewellery a making charge comes on top, so two pieces of the same weight and purity can carry very different prices. Central Bank bars are 999.9 fine gold; we found no official karat or hallmark rule for jewellery.

Gold market hours in Tashkent

The international gold market trades almost around the clock on weekdays. In Tashkent the London–New York overlap, usually the busiest and most volatile part of the day, runs today from about 18:00–22:00 local time. The two LBMA Gold Price auctions in London, at 10:30 and 15:00 London time, fall at 15:30 and 20:00 in Tashkent, and major US data released at 08:30 New York time, such as payrolls and inflation, lands at 18:30 local time. The week's trading closes at 03:00 on Saturday and reopens at 04:00 on Monday, Tashkent time; over the weekend the price on this page is the last close. We found no gold exchange; the Central Bank publishes daily sale and buyback prices for its bars, sold through commercial banks. Our gold market hours tool shows the sessions in any time zone.

Tashkent compared with Almaty

Shoppers often ask how Almaty stacks up. On the converted spot price neither city is cheaper: Almaty quotes about 58,344 KZT per gram of 24k, which is the same $129.98 per gram as Tashkent's 1,553,507 UZS. What differs is what each market adds. In Tashkent that is 12% VAT on jewellery since 1 January 2026, making charges and the seller's margin; in Almaty it is VAT where it applies (16%; investment gold is exempt), making charges and the seller's margin. Buying abroad also means paying an exchange margin and checking the customs allowance at home.

How this UZS gold price is calculated

Three numbers decide everything on this page. First, the international gold price in US dollars per troy ounce: $4,042.7 at the last update. Second, the exchange rate: 1 USD = 11,952.28 UZS. Third, the weight: one troy ounce is 31.1035 grams, and one tola is 11.6638 grams.

1. Price per gram in USD = $4,042.7 ÷ 31.1035 = $129.98.
2. Price per gram in UZS = $129.98 × 11,952.28 = 1,553,507 UZS (24k, pure gold).
3. Price per 10 grams = 1,553,507 × 10 = 15,535,074 UZS.
4. For a lower purity, multiply by the fineness: 22k = 0.9167, 21k = 0.875, 18k = 0.75.

The gold price is the spot price of gold (XAUUSD) from a public real-time feed, refreshed every few seconds while the page is open; the 7-day table and the 30-session chart use COMEX gold futures closes, which usually sit a few dollars above spot. The exchange rate is a mid-market rate; the rate your bank or money changer gives you will be slightly different. If you want to do the maths yourself, our guide to converting the gold price per gram, tola and kilo walks through every step with worked examples.

What this price does not include

The figures above are the international spot price converted into local currency. They are the starting point for every retail price in Tashkent, but they are not the price you will pay or receive at a shop. The shop price adds some or all of these on top:

• Import duty or customs charges, where gold or jewellery is imported.
• Sales tax or VAT, where the country charges one. Many countries tax jewellery but not investment bars; the sections above say what applies here.
• Dealer premium: the margin a bullion dealer or bank adds to the spot price for bars and coins, usually larger on small pieces.
• Making charges (labour) on jewellery, often a percentage of the gold value or a fixed amount per gram.
• Local supply and demand, which can push the physical price to a premium or a discount against the international price for weeks at a time.

When you sell, the buyer usually quotes below the spot-based number and deducts for purity testing, wear and sometimes stones. The gap between the buying and the selling price is the real cost of owning physical gold, and it varies a lot between shops, so it is worth asking several.

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