Gold prices in Jordan Sunday, June 29
Today, Sunday, gold prices in Jordan stabilized, according to the prices quoted by the Jordanian Jewelers Syndicate (JJS) on June 29, 2025.
The purchase price for citizens of one gram of 21-carat gold stands at JD 66.6, with a selling price of JD 64.4
The purchase price of one gram of 24-carat gold is JD 76.4 with a selling price of JD 74
As for 18-carat gold, purchase and selling prices stand at JD 59.2 and JD 54.7 respectively.
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Today, Sunday, gold prices in Jordan stabilized, according to the prices quoted by the Jordanian Jewelers Syndicate (JJS) on June 29, 2025. The purchase price for citizens of one gram of 21-carat gold stands at JD 66.6, with a selling price of JD 64.4 The purchase price of one gram of 24-carat gold is JD 76.4 with a selling price of JD 74 As for 18-carat gold, purchase and selling prices stand at JD 59.2 and JD 54.7 respectively.
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