What price is shown on the chart?

The closing price of 96.5% bullion gold per 1 baht-weight on each trading day, using the last tick of the Thailand trading day. Before 16 May 2026, only a single nightly close was published — buy/sell split is recent.

How far back does the data go?

Records start 1 May 2006 and run continuously for ~20 years. Every trading-day close is stored once and never edited retroactively.

Why are some days missing from the chart?

The Thai gold market is closed on weekends and public holidays. Days without trading have no datapoint in the chart; the last available trading-day price applies as reference until the next trading day.

Can I use this data to make investment decisions?

All data is for research and reference only — not investment advice. Trading gold involves risk; consult a professional before making decisions.

History

Thailand Gold Price History

Daily 96.5% bullion-bar closes from 2006 to today

All prices are the closing tick for 96.5% gold bullion (per 1 baht-weight) from public reference data. Coverage starts 1 May 2006 and updates every trading day. For research and reference only — not investment advice.

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Every month since 2006

Month-over-month change in the 96.5% bullion close, for every month on record. Each cell links to that month's daily prices.

From May 2006 to May 2026, 96.5% bullion gold moved from ฿11,550 to ฿70,400 per baht-weight — up 510% over 20 years. The strongest month on record is January 2026 at ฿81,750; the weakest is June 2006 at ฿10,150.

Month-over-month percentage change in the 96.5% bullion gold close, 2006 to today.
Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
2026	+14.2	+4.6	−8.2	+0.4	−1.5	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2025	+4.8	+4.2	+8.1	+3.7	−1.4	−1.1	+1.1	+2.8	+11.0	+5.1	+4.2	+1.5
2024	+1.6	+1.2	+11.4	+5.4	+0.4	−0.7	+0.9	−1.0	−0.1	+9.8	−2.8	−1.6
2023	−0.2	+1.3	+5.8	+0.8	0.0	−0.6	−0.8	+1.3	0.0	+5.8	−0.3	−0.7
2022	−1.2	+3.7	+3.4	+1.6	−2.8	+1.2	−0.2	−2.0	+0.3	−0.8	−0.3	+1.4
2021	−2.4	−4.2	−0.4	+4.4	+7.9	−5.2	+6.0	−1.9	0.0	+1.4	+1.8	0.0
2020	+7.9	+2.2	+5.1	+5.0	−0.6	−0.6	+12.2	−0.7	−2.1	−1.8	−8.1	+5.3
2019	−0.8	+1.0	−1.3	−0.3	0.0	+5.4	+1.7	+6.0	−2.3	−0.5	−2.6	+2.9
2018	−0.7	−1.3	0.0	0.0	+0.3	−0.5	−1.8	−2.8	−2.4	+4.6	−0.3	+3.1
2017	+1.3	+3.5	−1.9	+2.5	−1.9	−1.7	−0.2	+2.8	−1.5	−0.7	−1.2	+1.3
2016	+3.3	+10.1	−1.2	+3.6	−3.8	+7.1	+1.1	−2.7	+0.9	−3.0	−5.2	−1.5
2015	+7.3	−6.3	−2.4	+3.3	+1.1	−1.1	−3.7	+6.4	+0.5	0.0	−7.0	+1.7
2014	+3.7	+5.4	−3.2	−0.5	−1.5	+3.6	−2.5	−1.0	−4.4	−2.7	+0.6	+1.6
2013	−1.7	−5.3	−0.9	−8.1	−1.0	−9.9	+8.5	+7.6	−6.8	−0.8	−3.3	−1.3
2012	+8.1	+0.8	−5.1	−0.2	−2.7	+1.1	+1.7	+1.6	+4.9	−3.5	+0.8	−4.2
2011	−2.5	+3.8	+0.5	+7.6	0.0	0.0	+3.6	+13.3	−6.8	+3.5	+1.2	−7.1
2010	−1.4	+2.3	−2.6	+5.0	+4.5	+2.1	−5.5	+1.7	+3.0	+1.6	+2.1	+2.8
2009	+6.8	+6.7	−2.5	−3.9	+6.0	−4.1	−0.3	+1.7	+3.2	+4.4	+10.8	−5.7
2008	+7.9	+0.3	−2.4	−6.0	+3.8	+6.6	−0.3	+0.7	−3.1	−12.0	+7.6	+4.1
2007	+0.9	+3.2	−2.2	+1.8	−3.6	−1.4	0.0	+1.4	+10.6	+5.0	+1.6	+3.9
2006	—	—	—	—	·	−8.4	+5.0	−3.1	−3.6	−1.9	+3.8	−0.5

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FAQ

What price is shown on the chart?: The closing price of 96.5% bullion gold per 1 baht-weight on each trading day, using the last tick of the Thailand trading day. Before 16 May 2026, only a single nightly close was published — buy/sell split is recent.
How far back does the data go?: Records start 1 May 2006 and run continuously for ~20 years. Every trading-day close is stored once and never edited retroactively.
Why are some days missing from the chart?: The Thai gold market is closed on weekends and public holidays. Days without trading have no datapoint in the chart; the last available trading-day price applies as reference until the next trading day.
Can I use this data to make investment decisions?: All data is for research and reference only — not investment advice. Trading gold involves risk; consult a professional before making decisions.