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ðŸ‡ðŸ‡° Gold Price Today in Hong Kong | HK$35,111
Live gold price in Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) — updated every 5 minutes
Last updated: May 4, 2026, 01:01 PM ET
Per Gram (HKD)
HK$1,128.83
Per Troy Oz (HKD)
HK$35,111
Per Kg (HKD)
HK$1,128,829
USD/Gold Spot
$4,512.92/oz
USD/HKD Rate
1 USD = 7.78 HKD
HKD per gram
HK$1,128.83
Gold Market in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a major international gold trading centre, positioned between Western and Eastern markets. The Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSE), founded in 1910, is one of the world's oldest gold exchanges. Hong Kong's HKD is pegged to the USD (7.75–7.85 range), making gold price calculations highly stable. Major global gold ETFs list in Hong Kong.
Why do people in Hong Kong buy gold?
Hong Kong's Chinese population maintains deep cultural affinity for gold, with jewellery being a staple gift for weddings and Lunar New Year. The city's status as a financial hub with no capital gains tax makes it a favourable jurisdiction for gold investment. Uncertainty around political developments since 2019 has also boosted demand for portable, globally liquid assets like gold.
Frequently Asked Questions — Gold in Hong Kong
What is the gold price in Hong Kong today in HKD?
HKD gold prices closely mirror USD prices due to the 7.75–7.85 USD/HKD peg. CGSE quotes gold in HKD per tael (37.43g). The HKEX lists gold futures contracts denominated in USD.
What is a "tael" of gold?
A Hong Kong tael (市兩) is a traditional Chinese unit of weight equal to 37.429 grams, used specifically for gold in Hong Kong and mainland China markets. One tael equals 1.2034 troy ounces.
Is there tax on gold in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong has no capital gains tax, no GST/VAT, and no stamp duty on gold transactions. This makes it one of the most tax-efficient gold investing jurisdictions in the world.
Where can I buy gold in Hong Kong?
Gold can be purchased from CGSE member firms, Wing On jewellers, Chow Tai Fook, Luk Fook, and bullion dealers in the Sham Shui Po and Central districts. Banks like HSBC and Hang Seng also offer gold investment accounts.