Gold started the week with an increase due to the Fed's influence

Gold prices opened the first trading day of the week on Monday, October 20, 2025, with gains. Strengthening expectations for a US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate cut, fluctuations in the USD/TRY exchange rate, geopolitical risks, and central bank purchases were the driving factors in the gold market. Investors focused on the upcoming talks between the US and China throughout the day.

As of October 20, 2025, the price of a gram of gold was 5,755.43 TL for buying and 5,756.15 TL for selling. The price of an ounce of gold was assessed at $ 4,249.47 for buying and $4,254.18 for selling.

This volatility in the gold market was influenced by both the rise in international ounce prices and the direction of the domestic exchange rate. Markets are closely monitoring the Fed's new monetary policy announcements and the outcome of US-China talks later in the week.

Quarter gold coins were traded at 9,208.70 TL in buying and 9,411.31 TL in selling. Half gold coins rose to 18,355.51 TL in buying and 18,818.13 TL in selling. Republic gold coins were recorded at 36,834.79 TL in buying and 37,530.10 TL in selling.

The full gold price was announced as 39,652 TL buying and 40,135 TL selling. Zine gold was listed at 36,826.10 TL buying and 37,521.16 TL selling. Ata gold was listed at 40,362.12 TL buying and 41,379.03 TL selling.

The price of a 14-karat bracelet per gram was 3,356.16 TL for buying and 4,505.38 TL for selling. The price of a 22-karat bracelet per gram was 5,549.25 TL for buying and 5,834.01 TL for selling. Gremse gold was announced as 98,764 TL for buying and 100,184 TL for selling.

Economists stated that expectations regarding the Fed's interest rate decision are a determining factor in gold prices, while pointing out that the decrease in risk appetite in global markets also increases demand for the yellow metal.