Gold Price in Qatar Market: 14 June 2025

Doha, June 14, 2025 – Gold prices in Qatar have reached skyhigh levels following Eid al-Adha, attracting significant attention from investors.

This dramatic increase comes amidst ongoing global economic uncertainties and changing central bank policies that are influencing market dynamics.

Analysts are investigating the factors driving this trend and its potential implications for the market. Traditionally viewed as a safe-haven asset, the skyhigh value of gold has prompted many investors to reconsider their strategies.

Despite these soaring prices, experts affirm that gold remains a strong investment option, though they caution that further fluctuations may occur as economic conditions evolve.

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Gold Price Update in Qatar:

18K:

• Sky Jewellery – QAR 315.00 per gram
• Shine Gold and Diamonds – QAR 315.00 per gram

21K:

• Shine Gold and Diamonds – QAR 364.00 per gram

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22K:

• Malabar Gold & Diamonds – QAR 384.50 per gram
• Sky Jewellery – QAR 384.50 per gram
• Shine Gold and Diamonds – QAR 384.50 per gram
• Kalyan Jewellers – QAR 384.50 per gram

24K:

• Malabar Gold & Diamonds – QAR 413.00 per gram
• Sky Jewellery – QAR 413.00 per gram
• Shine Gold and Diamonds – QAR 413.00 per gram

Gold Price in Qatar Local Market:

Gold traders in Doha report steady demand in the lead-up to Eid, as many residents take advantage of seasonal offers and prepare for festive purchases.

Retailers noted that prices may continue to fluctuate in the coming days depending on international trends and local supply.

Stay tuned for more updates as the situation evolves.

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