Gold Price for 21-Carat in Egypt Today: Stability Amid Consumer Focus

Cairo | EcoPulse24

Gold prices in the Egyptian market on Friday, January 9, 2026, showed relative stability, with the spotlight on the widely traded 21-carat segment. According to the latest data, the global spot price per gram stood at EGP 5,959.44, while the consumer selling price reached EGP 6,030.95 per gram - a price difference of EGP 71.51. The approximate purchase price was estimated at EGP 5,908.79 per gram.

For other carats, the selling price for 24-carat gold was EGP 6,885.70 per gram compared to a spot price of EGP 6,810.78. The 22-carat segment recorded a selling price of EGP 6,307.31, while 18-carat gold was sold at EGP 5,174.50 per gram, according to available figures.

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Note: Prices may vary by merchant, taxes, jewelry type, investment versus crafted gold, and local or global price differences.
Analysis: The 21-carat price action reflects a balance between local pricing and international benchmarks, with manufacturing and trading margins remaining moderate. The market generally tracks external developments without sharp swings, keeping 21-carat gold the focal point for Egyptian buyers.