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Gold Prices in Turkey – March 2, 2026

Gold Prices in Turkey – March 2, 2026

Gold Prices in Turkey – March 2, 2026

As of Monday, March 2, 2026, gold prices at the Grand Bazaar are under close watch by investors following recent geopolitical events in the Middle East. After reports of the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the subsequent rise in regional tensions, gold prices surged, making it a popular safe-haven asset.

📈 Market Alert: Gold prices surged amid rising Middle East tensions, reinforcing its status as a safe-haven asset.

Gold Prices – March 2, 2026

🏅 Gold per gram:

  • Buy: 7,582.72 TL
  • Sell: 7,584.21 TL

🪙 Quarter gold coin:

  • Buy: 12,527.23 TL
  • Sell: 12,843.13 TL

💰 Half gold coin:

  • Buy: 24,976.16 TL
  • Sell: 25,686.27 TL

🇹🇷 Republic gold coin:

  • Buy: 49,271.00 TL
  • Sell: 50,013.00 TL

💎 Pure gold:

  • Buy: 48,127.00 TL
  • Sell: 48,651.00 TL

🌍 Gold ounce (international):

  • Buy: 5,377.56 USD
  • Sell: 5,378.21 USD
⚠️ Important Note: Gold prices may fluctuate throughout the day due to global market volatility and changes in the Turkish lira exchange rate.

📊 Market Context: The current prices reflect increased demand for safe-haven assets following recent geopolitical developments in the region. Investors continue to monitor the situation closely as tensions evolve.

Last updated: March 2, 2026 – Grand Bazaar, Istanbul

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