stars 22K
Price per gram
14872.57 SSP
diamond 18K
Price per gram
12169.35 SSP
verified_user 24K
Price per gram
16217.69 SSP
hotel_class 14K
Price per gram
9464.51 SSP

Gold Price in South Sudan

update Updated 01/11/2026, 10:15:10
24K · South Sudan Live
16,217.69
SSP per 1 g trending_down -0.18%

Today's Gold Rates in South Sudan

  • 24K
    24 Karat
    99.95% purity
    16,217.69
    SSP
  • 23K
    23 Karat
    95.83% purity
    15,549.19
    SSP
  • 22K
    22 Karat
    91.66% purity
    14,872.57
    SSP
  • 18K
    18 Karat
    75% purity
    12,169.35
    SSP
  • 14K
    14 Karat
    58.33% purity
    9,464.51
    SSP
  • 12K
    12 Karat
    50% purity
    8,112.90
    SSP
  • 10K
    10 Karat
    41.66% purity
    6,759.67
    SSP
  • 9K
    9 Karat
    37.50% purity
    6,084.68
    SSP

Prices are indicative and update throughout the day.

Today, November 1, 2026, current gold price of 1 troy ounce (3874.4 USD) and USD rate (130.26 SSP). All prices are shown in South Sudanese Pound.
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travel_explore Precious Metals in South Sudan

Country Facts

Country
South Sudan
Capital
Juba
Population
11 million
Area
619,745 km²
Currency
SSP
Region
Eastern Africa

About Precious Metals in South Sudan

The precious metals market in South Sudan is relatively small and remains focused primarily on gold ownership and jewelry purchases. Gold is widely regarded as the most important precious metal for preserving value, while silver has a more limited presence in retail markets. Platinum and palladium products are rarely available to consumers and have little influence on overall demand. As a result, gold continues to dominate precious metals activity across the country.

Gold Market in South Sudan

Popular Pricing Unit
Gram
Popular Purities
22K, 24K
Investment Available
No
Primary Use
Jewelry
Market Maturity
Developing
Gold is primarily valued in South Sudan as a tangible store of wealth and a traditional asset. Local demand is concentrated on high-purity gold products, with prices typically referenced in South Sudanese Pound (SSP) and quoted per gram. Jewelry purchases account for most retail demand, while investment-grade products remain less developed than in larger international markets.