Gold Price Today in Iraq

Live gold prices in Iraq for 24k, 22k, 21k, 18k in IQD with minute-by-minute updates.

Last update: 05/29/2026, 10:11:00 PM Open Prices are LIVE and update automatically
Gold Prices (IQD)

Ounce: 5965468.531 IQD 81243.954 (1.38%)

Gram (24k): 191791.889 IQD 2615.292 (1.38%)

24k ████████████████████████ 99.9% pure gold
22k ████████████████████░░░░ 91.7% gold
21k ██████████████████░░░░░░ 87.5% gold
18k ██████████████░░░░░░░░░ 75.0% gold
✅ For investment: choose 24k or 22k
💎 For jewelry: 21k or 18k
Per Gram by Karat
24k: 191791.889 22k: 175680.533 21k: 167814.631 18k: 143850.461
Gold price in Iraq today (May 29, 2026)
Gold bullion prices in Iraq
Karat Global Spot /g Retail Sell /g Difference Approx. Buy /g
24K 191791.889 IQD /g 193901.600 IQD /g +2109.711 190161.658 IQD /g
22K 175680.533 IQD /g 177613.019 IQD /g +1932.486 174187.248 IQD /g
Gold jewelry prices in Iraq
Karat Global Spot /g Retail Sell /g Difference Approx. Buy /g
21K 167814.631 IQD /g 169828.406 IQD /g +2013.776 166388.207 IQD /g
18K 143850.461 IQD /g 145720.517 IQD /g +1870.056 142411.956 IQD /g

Retail (Sell): Price when buying gold from shops

Buy (Approx): Approximate price when selling gold to shops

The sell price is what you pay when buying gold from shops, while the approximate buy price reflects what you can expect when selling to a shop; it may vary based on making charges and item condition.

Applied margin: 24k 1.1%, 22k 1.1%, 21k 1.2%, 18k 1.3%.

Local prices include jeweler margin plus country-specific VAT on jewelry. 99.99% pure bullion may be slightly cheaper.

May include making charges depending on jeweler, city, and country.

Gold FAQs

  1. Gold is valued as a store of wealth thanks to scarcity, durability, and universal acceptance—unlike fiat that can be printed.
  2. It’s seen as a safe haven because it tends to hold value during inflation, market stress, or geopolitical shocks.
  3. Prices are driven by supply/demand, bullion and futures market liquidity, the US dollar, and interest-rate expectations.
  4. Physical gold means bars/coins/jewelry; “paper” gold covers futures, ETFs, or certificates tracking price without custody.
  5. Central banks hold gold to diversify reserves and bolster monetary stability as a neutral, credit-risk–free asset.