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Prices are our trading platform's bid for GAUUSD. Times are server time, New York + 7 hours (GMT+2 now). Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
The spread when you open, shown live above, and a swap for each night the position stays open. Spreads widen around news and at low liquidity.
Read from our trading platform daily. The specification in MetaTrader 5 always prevails.
Daily break 23:59–01:01.
Server time is New York time + 7 hours.
The change in each calendar month, from our platform's month-end closing prices (bid). Our history for this instrument starts in December 2025.
| Year | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | +12.92% | +8.27% | −11.58% | −1.02% | −1.75% | −11.73% | +0.99% | +9.93% | −6.55% | −6.74% | +4.52% | |
| 2025 | +2.33% | |||||||||||
| Average | +12.92% | +8.27% | −11.58% | −1.02% | −1.75% | −11.73% | +0.99% | +9.93% | −6.55% | −6.74% | – | +2.33% |
| Months higher | 1/1 | 1/1 | 0/1 | 0/1 | 0/1 | 0/1 | 1/1 | 1/1 | 0/1 | 0/1 | – | 1/1 |
Month to date · Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
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Existing Home SalesUSD
Nov 12, 17:00 · Forecast 3.85M · Previous 3.99M
PPI MoMUSD
Nov 13, 15:30 · Forecast 0.4% · Previous 1.3%
Retail Sales MoMUSD
Nov 17, 15:30 · Forecast 0% · Previous 0.8%
High-impact releases for GAU, USD over the next 7 days, in server time (GMT+2). Dots on the 1D and 5D charts mark recent releases.
Gold (Gram) is the world's most traded precious metal, quoted in grams against the US Dollar. This instrument offers traders granular exposure to gold price movements with smaller contract sizes, which suits retail traders seeking lower entry costs and precise position sizing. Gold remains a critical safe-haven asset, with daily trading volumes in the hundreds of billions of dollars across global markets.
Gold prices are influenced by a complex interplay of macroeconomic factors including US Federal Reserve policy, interest rate expectations, USD strength, geopolitical tensions, and inflation data. Central bank purchases, real yields, and equity market volatility also significantly impact gram-denominated gold valuations. Risk sentiment and economic uncertainty typically drive safe-haven demand, supporting higher gold prices during market stress.
At GCC Brokers, Gold (Gram) is traded with automatic execution and no manual intervention, with variable spreads. Trade on our Zero or Standard accounts with flexible leverage and overnight financing at the swap rates shown in the specifications above. GCC Brokers Limited is regulated by the FSC Mauritius.
Gold (Gram) trades nearly 24 hours a day, 5 days a week, with a short daily break, aligning with global precious metals markets; the exact hours, in server time, are in the specifications above. This extensive trading window allows traders to respond to news events and economic data releases across all major time zones.
Spreads are variable and depend on market conditions and your account. Standard and Pro have no commission, and Pro has tighter spreads; Zero has raw spreads plus a commission. The live spread is shown on this page. Positions held overnight are charged or credited a swap, shown in the specifications.
Gold (Gram) prices are driven primarily by USD strength, real interest rates, and inflation expectations, as the commodity is dollar-denominated. Geopolitical risk, central bank policy, and equity market downturns typically increase safe-haven demand. Federal Reserve decisions, non-farm payrolls, and global economic data releases are key catalysts for price movements.
Gram-denominated gold offers smaller contract increments, allowing traders to fine-tune position sizes and manage risk more precisely. Lower notional values per unit make gram-based gold accessible for retail traders with smaller capital bases. Both instruments track the same underlying gold price, so your choice depends on position sizing preferences and trading strategy.
Gold (Gram) is used by both swing traders and intraday traders: swing traders follow trends tied to interest rates and the US dollar, while intraday traders look at shorter moves. Scalping is welcome. Practices that abuse prices or latency, such as latency arbitrage, are not allowed under the Client Agreement.
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