US-China tensions send gold soaring! Here are live gold prices

Gold prices are being closely watched by investors on Wednesday, October 15, 2025. On the third trading day of the week, gold reached its highest level in history, driven by tensions in global markets. The renewed escalation of political and trade tensions between the US and China , coupled with expectations that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates two more times this year, has led investors to turn to gold, considered a safe haven.

The price of gold bullion rose to $4,185 per ounce early in the day, reaching a new all-time high. The price of gold per gram domestically also climbed above 5,600 lira.

GRAM GOLD AND OUNCE GOLD PRICE

On Wednesday, October 15th, a gram of gold was traded at 5,614.7750 lira for buying and 5,615.5140 lira for selling. The price of an ounce of gold reached $4,141.89 for buying and $ 4,143.98 for selling.

QUARTER AND REPUBLIC GOLD PRICE

The quarter-gold coin is currently trading at 8,983.9300 lira for buying and 9,181.6600 lira for selling. The Republic gold coin is trading at 35,935.8000 lira for buying and 36,614.1600 lira for selling.

FULL, HALF AND JEWELRY GOLD PRICES

The buying price of a full gold coin was 37,447.00 lira and selling price was 37,814.00 lira. Half gold coins were 17,924.21 lira and selling price was 18,376.19 lira. The buying price of gold jewelry was 35,960.81 lira and selling price was 36,639.98 lira.

22 CARAT AND 14 CARAT BRACELET GRAMS

A gram of 22-carat bracelet was traded at 5,240.73 lira in buying and 5,491.30 lira in selling. The gram price of a 14-carat bracelet was recorded as 3,166.17 lira in buying and 4,270.74 lira in selling.

ATA AND GREMSE GOLD PRICES

Ata gold was announced at 37,754.64 lira for buying and 38,702.62 lira for selling. Gremse gold is at 93,271.00 lira for buying and 94,319.00 lira for selling.

This surge in the gold market demonstrates investors' continued preference for safe havens and the increasing impact of global economic risks. With escalating US-China tensions, gold prices are expected to remain elevated in the short term.