Helpful information about the gold prices displayed on this page.
Why do gold prices change?
Gold prices can move as international bullion markets, currency
rates, supply and demand, and general market conditions change.
What is the difference between 999, 916 and 750 gold?
999 gold is 99.9% pure gold, 916 gold is 91.6% pure gold and is
commonly used for 22K jewellery, while 750 gold is 75% pure gold
and is commonly known as 18K gold.
Are the prices shown per gram?
Yes. Unless otherwise stated, the selling prices displayed on
this page are shown in Singapore dollars per gram.
How often are the displayed gold prices updated?
Best Gold Shop updates the displayed rates when market conditions
or store pricing changes. Check the last-updated time above for
the latest published update.
Can the final selling price change?
Yes. Gold prices may change without prior notice. The final price
is confirmed when the purchase is completed.
Where can I view trade-in and cash buyback rates?
Select “Published Buyback Rates” above to view the current trade-in
and cash buyback rates published by Best Gold Shop.
Market commentary · 10 October 2026
Gold Rebounds as Bargain Buying and a Softer Dollar Offer Support
Gold strengthened in Friday’s session on 9 October, reaching a one-week high after an earlier decline to a two-month low. [Reuters reported](https://www.marketscreener.com/news/gold-hits-one-week-high-heads-for-weekly-gain-on-bargain-hunting-ce785ddcd881f024) that bargain buying supported a second consecutive session of gains while investors continued to assess the possibility of further US Federal Reserve interest-rate increases. This update describes the latest reported trading session, not a live Saturday market quotation.
A [separate Reuters report](https://www.marketscreener.com/news/gold-rises-more-than-1-fed-outlook-in-focus-ce785ddfdf8cf426) linked the advance to a softer US dollar and lower oil prices. Cooling energy costs offered some relief from inflation concerns, although the outlook for interest rates remained uncertain. The combination indicates an improving short-term tone without establishing that the recent market weakness has ended or that further gains are assured.
For Singapore gold buyers and retailers, currency movements and changing international conditions are useful context when discussing purchases, inventory and supplier quotations. They should not be read as a direct adjustment to Best Gold Shop’s retail or recovery rates. Customers should confirm the applicable local quotation and product terms before proceeding. Retail prices, trade-in rates and buyback rates are set independently by Best Gold Shop and may change without notice.
Currency
SGD
Price unit
Per Gram
Rate source
Best Gold Shop Price
Gold Rebounds as Bargain Buying and a Softer Dollar Offer Support
Gold strengthened in Friday’s session on 9 October, reaching a one-week high after an earlier decline to a two-month low. [Reuters reported](https://www.marketscreener.com/news/gold-hits-one-week-high-heads-for-weekly-gain-on-bargain-hunting-ce785ddcd881f024) that bargain buying supported a second consecutive session of gains while investors continued to assess the possibility of further US Federal Reserve interest-rate increases. This update describes the latest reported trading session, not a live Saturday market quotation.
A [separate Reuters report](https://www.marketscreener.com/news/gold-rises-more-than-1-fed-outlook-in-focus-ce785ddfdf8cf426) linked the advance to a softer US dollar and lower oil prices. Cooling energy costs offered some relief from inflation concerns, although the outlook for interest rates remained uncertain. The combination indicates an improving short-term tone without establishing that the recent market weakness has ended or that further gains are assured.
For Singapore gold buyers and retailers, currency movements and changing international conditions are useful context when discussing purchases, inventory and supplier quotations. They should not be read as a direct adjustment to Best Gold Shop’s retail or recovery rates. Customers should confirm the applicable local quotation and product terms before proceeding. Retail prices, trade-in rates and buyback rates are set independently by Best Gold Shop and may change without notice.
Gold Selling Prices in Singapore
Need Help With Today’s Gold Rates?
Contact our team to confirm the latest product availability, selling
prices, trade-in rates or cash-buyback rates before visiting our store.
Gold is commonly viewed as a store of value and a potential hedge against
inflation. Tracking historical gold-price movements can help customers
understand how international bullion prices fluctuate over time. The
chart below displays the XAU/SGD market price for general reference and
does not represent Best Gold Shop’s retail, trade-in or cash-buyback
prices.
INTERNATIONAL GOLD MARKET REFERENCE · XAU/SGD — NOT JEWELLERY SELLING PRICES
Chart data is provided by a third-party market-data service for general
reference. Best Gold Shop’s selling, trade-in and cash-buyback rates may
differ from the international spot price.
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