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🛒 تسوق الآنGold Prices in Libya Today, Sunday, June 28, 2026
Gold prices in Libya recorded a new rise today, Sunday, amid a wave of global increases and the continued weakness of the Libyan dinar against foreign currencies.
Gold prices in the Libyan market witnessed a significant increase today, Sunday, June 28, 2026, with the price of a gram of 24-carat gold reaching approximately 907 Libyan dinars in trading, amid a state of anticipation among citizens and investors.
The rise in gold prices in Libya today comes in the context of a series of increases that the local market has witnessed over the past weeks, driven by the rise in the price of the dollar in the parallel market and the decline in the purchasing power of the Libyan citizen.
Current Gold Prices in Libya Today
According to data circulating in the Libyan market today, Sunday, gold prices varied between different carats, with the following approximate prices:
- 24-carat gold: approximately 907 Libyan dinars per gram
- 21-carat gold: approximately 794 Libyan dinars per gram
- 18-carat gold: approximately 680 Libyan dinars per gram
- Gold ounce: approximately 28,200 Libyan dinars
- Gold bar (100 grams): approximately 90,700 Libyan dinars
These prices are approximate and may vary between different cities and shops, as Tripoli, Benghazi, and Misrata witness slight differences in pricing depending on supply and demand.
Reasons for the Rise in Gold Prices
Economic experts attribute the rise in gold prices in Libya to several factors, most notably the continued deterioration of the Libyan dinar exchange rate against the US dollar in the parallel market, in addition to the rise in global gold prices, which exceeded the $3,300 per ounce barrier in recent weeks.
Ahmed Al-Mabrouk, a financial market analyst, told LibyaPress: "The Libyan market is directly affected by global fluctuations in gold prices, but the main factor remains the exchange rate of the dinar, which makes gold a safe haven for citizens to preserve the value of their savings."
Impact on Libyan Citizens
The continuous rise in gold prices in Libya has cast a heavy shadow on the purchasing power of citizens, especially with the approaching Eid Al-Adha season, during which demand for gold jewelry traditionally increases as part of marriage preparations and social customs.
Many Libyan families are now postponing gold purchases or resorting to selling their gold holdings to cover other living expenses, in a scene that reflects the depth of the economic crisis the country is going through.
Libya Connection: Why This Matters to Libyans
The rise in gold prices in Libya is not just an economic indicator; it is a direct reflection of the state of economic instability that the country is experiencing due to the continuing political division and the absence of a unified budget. The Central Bank of Libya in Tripoli and its counterpart in Al-Bayda still suffer from a lack of coordination on monetary policy, which keeps the gap between the official exchange rate and the parallel rate wide.
According to World Bank estimates, inflation rates in Libya exceeded 3% in 2025, and are expected to rise further in 2026 if radical reforms are not made to unify state institutions and rationalize public spending.
Future Expectations
Financial analysts expect gold prices in Libya to continue rising during the coming weeks, especially if global prices continue their upward trend and the Libyan dinar continues to decline. Experts advise citizens to carefully consider their purchasing decisions and not rush to buy gold unless absolutely necessary.
The Libyan government is called upon to take urgent measures to control the parallel market and work on unifying the exchange rate, to alleviate the burden on citizens and restore confidence in the national currency.
— LibyaPress / Economy Desk
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