Gold Prices in the UAE, Gulf, Egypt, and Jordan

According to sources, gold prices in regional markets experienced a slight decline on December 7, 2025, influenced by a global price drop of 0.36% to $4,197.81 per ounce, amid a balance between investment demand and increasing supply.

In the UAE, the price of 24-carat gold reached approximately 505.81 AED per gram, while in other Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, it was around 505.75 SAR or 41.357 KWD, with a focus on stability in Dubai as a major hub.

In Egypt, the price of 21-carat gold fell to 5,615 EGP per gram, impacted by the stability of the dollar against the pound, while in Jordan, the 24-carat gold price was about 75 JOD, reflecting the general regional trend. This decline follows a week of increases, with expectations of short-term stability while monitoring geopolitical tensions that may push prices up. The regional stability is attributed to increased reserves in Arab central banks, with slight increases anticipated if strong Asian demand continues, especially from China and India, where gold serves as a safe haven amid currency fluctuations.

Experts note a growing interest among investors in 21-carat gold for daily savings in these markets.