Live gold price per troy ounce in Singapore, quoted in Singapore Dollar (SGD). The troy ounce is the unit in which gold is quoted on every major international market — this page converts that benchmark into SGD.
24K / 999 · XAU/SGD
SGD 5,334.59
setiap auns troy · SGD 171.51 setiap gram
| Emas 24K setiap gram | SGD 171.51 |
| Emas 22K setiap gram | SGD 157.22 |
| Emas 916 setiap gram | SGD 157.22 |
| Emas 18K setiap gram | SGD 128.63 |
| Harga emas setiap auns troy (24K) | SGD 5,334.59 |
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Gold has been quoted per troy ounce since the era of the London gold market, and the convention stuck: COMEX futures, the LBMA benchmark, and spot FX-style XAU/USD quotes are all per troy ounce. A troy ounce weighs 31.1034768 grams — about 10% heavier than the common (avoirdupois) ounce of 28.35 grams used for everyday goods. When you see a headline gold price, it is almost always USD per troy ounce.
The XAU/SGD rate on this page is the international USD ounce price converted at the live USD/SGD exchange rate. That means the SGD ounce price can move even when gold itself is flat, purely because the exchange rate moved.
Singapore is a major regional bullion hub. Qualifying Investment Precious Metals (IPM) — gold of at least 99.5% purity in approved bar and coin forms — are exempt from GST, which makes 999.9 bars and coins especially cost-efficient to buy in Singapore.
The live gold price per troy ounce in SGD is displayed at the top of this page. It is the international XAU/USD spot price converted at the current USD/SGD exchange rate and updates throughout the trading day.
One troy ounce equals exactly 31.1034768 grams. This is heavier than the standard avoirdupois ounce (28.3495 grams) — precious metals always use troy ounces.
Because the SGD ounce price has two inputs: the USD gold price and the USD/SGD exchange rate. If the Singapore Dollar weakens against the dollar, the local ounce price rises even with gold unchanged — and vice versa.
Most retail gold in Singapore is sold by the gram, while the ounce is mainly a quoting convention for markets and bullion products such as 1 oz coins and bars. Use the per-gram page to see today's gram rates.