On the first trading day of the new week on the gold market, all eyes are focused on the gold price on October 27, 2025. Volatility in global markets, geopolitical news flows and exchange rate fluctuations continue to determine the direction of gold prices. Gold grams, which closed last week at 5 thousand 541 liras, started the new week with a decrease. So what is the price of gram, quarter, half and whole gold today? What is the live gold price on October 27, 2025? Below are the current gold prices from the Grand Bazaar and on the open market.
Live gold prices on October 27 began to be researched by gold investors on the first working day of the week. Gold prices, which are most watched by investors, started the week with a decline. While interest rate expectations from the US Federal Reserve (Fed) continue to have an impact on gold prices, people are focusing on current gram, quarter and half gold prices. So how much does gram gold, precious gold, half gold and pure gold cost today? Below are the current gold prices as of October 27, 2025.Gold grams bought: 5,494.87 Gold grams sold: 5,495.52Buy precious gold: 9,511.00Sell precious gold: 9,598.00Half gold buy: 19,023.00 Half gold sell: 19,184.00Buy full gold: 37,753.57 Sell full gold: 38,507.30Buy Republic Gold: 37,929.00 Sell Republic Gold: 38,215.00Buy Ata Gold: 38,933.37Sell Ata Gold: 39,924.74CLICK FOR REAL GOLD PRICE
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