Gold Rate History in Qatar31 October 2026
Review the gold rate history in Qatar in Qatari riyals, including yesterday, the last 10 days, and how the price moved over the past month and year. It uses the same gold rate in qatar as the national reference.
Last updated: 31 October 2026 at 00:11 Doha time
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Market summary
- High rate 30 days
- 471.80
- Low rate 30 days
- 435.50
- Average 30 days
- 458.19
- Volatility (CV)
- 1.20%
Detailed record of gold rates in Qatar
Gram and ounce rates by month and year, in the selected currency (up to 10 years).
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| Date | Gram Rate | Ounce Rate |
|---|---|---|
| No data for this month. | ||
The gold rate in Qatar on 31 October 2026 is QAR 453.65 per gram and QAR 14,110.10 per troy ounce for 24K gold.
Gold Rate History in Qatar
24K gold · price in Qatari riyals per gram
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Gold Rate History in Qatar uses the same gold rate in qatar. The 24 karat gram on that board is 453.65 QAR, and the figure in the tool below belongs to this page.
Short answer. The gold rate history in Qatar on 31 October 2026 stands at 453.65 QAR per gram for 24 karat. The table is a world close converted with the available riyal.
How to read the series
Each daily point follows the world gold ounce after it is converted into riyals. If a day has no riyal rate, the last valid riyal is kept, because the riyal is pegged to the dollar. Days with no valid exchange rate are left blank.
Frequently asked questions
What does the gold rate history in Qatar show?
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Daily closes converted into Qatari riyals. Today’s 24 karat gram on the gold rate in qatar board is QAR 453.65.
Can I see the gold rate in Qatar for the last 10 days?
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Yes. The recent table and the chart cover the latest sessions, including yesterday and the last 10 days when those closes are available.
Is the gold rate chart a forecast?
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No. The chart, the last 30 days, and the longer ranges describe the past. They are not a prediction.
Why might a day be missing?
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If that session had no valid close, the row is left blank instead of a made-up price.
Does the history change when I change karat?
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The shape stays the same. The level is scaled by that karat’s fineness against 24 karat.
Where is the 60-minute move?
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The small chart on the gold rate in qatar live page shows the latest hour. This page is the daily record.
Are last 6 month figures exact shop prices?
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No. They are the reference after the riyal conversion, not a shop’s selling rate.
Can I read the history in another currency?
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Yes. The currency control reprices the same series, including US dollars and Indian rupees.
What is a gold rate trend in this table?
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It is the direction of past closes. It does not promise the next move.
How do I price a weight from a past day?
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Take that day’s gram and multiply, or use the Qatar gold calculator for today’s weight.
Conclusion
Studying Gold Rate History in Qatar gives you context that a single day’s quote can never provide. Charts covering the last week, month, six months or several years reveal whether prices are in a steady climb, a correction or a quiet sideways phase. Look for the broader direction instead of reacting to small daily moves, and compare similar periods, such as the same festive or wedding season in different years, to see how demand has shaped prices. Remember that local figures follow the international ounce price converted into riyals, and since the riyal is pegged to the dollar, major global events, interest rate decisions and currency shifts usually explain the biggest swings. Use the same karat when comparing old and new rates, because mixing 24K with 22K or 21K leads to misleading conclusions. Historical data also helps you judge whether a jeweler’s current offer is reasonable, though making charges should be assessed separately. Keep in mind that past performance does not guarantee future results, and forecasts are only educated guesses. A sensible approach is to buy in stages, set a budget in advance and revisit the charts before each purchase. With patience and a clear view of the trend, you can time your decisions more calmly and confidently.