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🇸🇩 Gold Price Today in Sudan | ج.س2,719,362
Live gold price in Sudanese Pound (SDG) — updated every 5 minutes
Last updated: May 5, 2026, 12:57 AM ET
Per Gram (SDG)
ج.س87,429.45
Per Troy Oz (SDG)
ج.س2,719,362
Per Kg (SDG)
ج.س87,429,453
USD/Gold Spot
$4,532.27/oz
USD/SDG Rate
1 USD = 600 SDG
SDG per gram
ج.س87,429.45
Gold Market in Sudan
Sudan is one of Africa's largest gold producers, with annual output exceeding 100 tonnes, making gold the country's largest export commodity. Artisanal and small-scale gold mining is widespread across the Sahel and desert regions. Despite political instability and ongoing conflict, the gold sector continues operating and is critical to Sudan's foreign exchange earnings.
Why do people in Sudan buy gold?
In Sudan's conflict-ridden and inflation-prone economy, physical gold has become the most trusted store of value. With the Sudanese pound experiencing severe depreciation and banking system disruptions due to ongoing civil conflict, gold is used as both savings and a medium of exchange in many communities. Sudan's large artisanal mining sector means gold is relatively accessible to rural populations.
Frequently Asked Questions — Gold in Sudan
What is the gold price today in Sudan in pounds?
The gold price in Sudanese pounds reflects the USD spot price converted at the USD/SDG exchange rate. Note that Sudan operates multiple exchange rates, and actual local gold prices may differ from official rate calculations.
How much gold does Sudan produce?
Sudan is one of Africa's top gold producers, extracting over 100 tonnes annually, with the majority coming from artisanal and small-scale mining operations across Darfur, Kordofan, and Nile State. Large-scale commercial mining is limited but growing.
Why is gold so important to Sudan's economy?
Gold accounts for the majority of Sudan's merchandise export earnings and is critical to the government's foreign exchange reserves. The Sudanese Central Bank purchases domestically produced gold to bolster reserves, and gold exports provide essential USD inflows for the import-dependent economy.