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🇹🇼 Gold Price Today in Taiwan | NT$146,670
Live gold price in New Taiwan Dollar (TWD) — updated every 5 minutes
Last updated: May 4, 2026, 01:01 PM ET
Per Gram (TWD)
NT$4,715.54
Per Troy Oz (TWD)
NT$146,670
Per Kg (TWD)
NT$4,715,543
USD/Gold Spot
$4,512.92/oz
USD/TWD Rate
1 USD = 32.5 TWD
TWD per gram
NT$4,715.54
Gold Market in Taiwan
Taiwan has a developed financial market with gold trading available through banks and the Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX). The Central Bank of the Republic of China holds approximately 424 tonnes in gold reserves — among the larger holdings in Asia. Gold jewellery and investment products are popular among Taiwanese retail investors.
Why do people in Taiwan buy gold?
Taiwanese investors use gold for portfolio diversification and as a hedge against geopolitical risk in the Taiwan Strait region. Gold's non-correlated returns make it attractive alongside Taiwan's tech-heavy equity market (TSMC and semiconductors dominate the TWSE). Bank-based gold savings accounts offer convenient entry points for retail investors.
Frequently Asked Questions — Gold in Taiwan
What is the gold price in Taiwan today in TWD?
Taiwan gold prices in TWD are quoted by Taipei Bank, Bank of Taiwan, and major dealers. The price tracks international USD spot at the prevailing USD/TWD rate set by the Central Bank of the ROC.
What gold investment accounts are available in Taiwan?
Major Taiwanese banks including CTBC, Bank of Taiwan, and Cathay United offer gold savings accounts (黃金å˜æ‘º). These allow investment in fractional gold with low minimum amounts, typically starting from 1 gram.
Is there a gold ETF in Taiwan?
TAIFEX offers gold futures, and several overseas gold ETFs are accessible through Taiwanese brokers. The SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) listed in the US is the most widely accessed gold ETF by Taiwanese institutional investors.
What are the tax implications of gold investment in Taiwan?
Gold investment gains in Taiwan may be subject to individual income tax as "other income." Taiwan abolished its capital gains tax in 2016, but income from financial transactions may still be taxable. Consult a Taiwanese tax professional for specific guidance.