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May 6th, 2026 - 11:13 GMT
Al Bawaba Staff

Al Bawaba Staff

Gold price jumps to over $152 in Dubai

ALBAWABA - Dubai gold prices increased by over Dh11 ($3) on Wednesday morning, local media outlets confirmed on Wednesday. The 24-karat variety was priced at Dh560 (152.50) a gram at 9.17 a.m., compared with Dh548.50 ($149.40) on Tuesday. The 22-karat variety increased to Dh518.75 ($141.30); it was Dh508 ($138.40) on Tuesday. Jewellery buyers in the country now will pay extra Dh11.50 ($3.13) per gram for 24K gold and Dh10.75 ($2.92) ...
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