Historical gold prices
How to read Thai gold price history over 7 days to 1 year
Read Thai gold price history by period, gold type, and quote side, then compare the latest buy price with your recorded purchase cost.
Short answer: Choose a period that matches your question, then confirm whether the chart shows a bar or ornament and a buy or sell price. Historical movement describes what happened; it does not predict the future.
What each period can show
- 7 days: recent movement and short-term variation
- 30 days: a broader monthly view less dominated by one day
- 6 months: several market phases and different purchase dates
- 1 year: a longer range of highs and lows against older cost records
Bar and ornament history
Keep the data sets separate because their buy and sell structures differ. Select bar history for a bar and ornament history for jewelry or another crafted item.
Buy side or sell side
Use the sell side to understand the price a customer would pay a shop. Use the buy side when comparing the market with gold you already own. Switching sides during one comparison distorts the result.
Comparing today with the purchase date
A market-price change is not automatically your profit or loss. Compare value based on the latest buy price with recorded total cost, including purchase price, weight, and workmanship fee for each item.
Reading a Thailand gold price chart
Review both the currency difference and percentage change and confirm the start and end dates. A move from THB 50,000 to THB 52,000 is THB 2,000 or 4% from the starting point, before item-specific costs.
Gold Go provides a Thai gold price history view over 7 days, 30 days, 6 months, and 1 year. It is a record of past prices, not a forecast or investment recommendation.