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Live gold spot price per gram in China on October 27, 2025." "Daily movement of gold price (24K) in CNY for October 27, 2025.

October 27, 2025, the price of gold in China

China’s gold market is one of the largest and most active globally, with consumers and investors keeping a keen eye on daily price movements. As of October 27, 2025, the price of gold in China has seen a slight decrease compared to the previous day, influenced by a mix of economic optimism and global market trends.

Today’s Gold Rate in China

  • Gold Price per Ounce: 29,055.50 Chinese Yuan (CNY)​
  • Gold Price per Gram:
    • 24K Gold: 934.26 CNY​
    • 22K Gold: 856.41 CNY​
    • 18K Gold: 700.70 CNY​

Today’s price dropped about 251 CNY per ounce (-0.86%) compared to yesterday, mirroring international uncertainties and a recent retreat from the record highs of mid-October.ig+1

Gold Price Trends and Analysis

The month of October witnessed volatile gold prices in China, hitting as high as ¥31,126 per ounce before softening in the final week. These fluctuations are driven by:​

  • International gold sentiment and dollar strength
  • US-China trade talks and monetary easing globally
  • Festive demand and shifts in central bank purchasing

Investment Perspectives

China remains a crucial market for gold investment, with increased domestic demand and government policies supporting private gold ownership. Local investors often track global indexes such as the SPDR Gold Shares 0.34% and leading mining equities like Barrick Gold 1.37% to inform their strategies.

City-Wise Gold Rate Table

Gold TypePrice per Gram (CNY)
24K934.26 ​
22K856.41 ​
21K817.48 ​
18K700.70 ​

Summary

Today’s gold rate in China (October 27, 2025) stands at ¥29,055.50 per ounce and ¥934.26 per gram (24K), reflecting robust market activity amid minor corrections. Economic sentiment and trade progress continue to impact the Chinese gold market, keeping investors vigilant to global developments. Gold remains a practical choice for diversification, safe haven investment, and traditional celebrations in China.

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