As of February 2, 2026, the buyback price for a 1-gram bar is 15,216.5 soms, while the selling price is 15,429.5 soms.
For comparison, on January 30, 2026, the buyback price for 1 gram of gold was 16,400.5 soms. Thus, over just two trading days, the price has dropped by 1,184 soms, which is about 7.2%.
Week price dynamics (buyback, 1 g):
- January 27 — 15,521.5 soms
- January 28 — 15,447 soms
- January 29 — 16,126 soms
- January 30 — 16,400.5 soms
- January 31 – February 2 — 15,216.5 soms
After the price increase at the end of January, a correction is observed, and quotes are returning to the values of the beginning of the month.
Similar changes are also affecting larger bars. Thus, the buyback price for a 1-kilogram bar decreased from 15.27 million soms on January 30 to 14.08 million soms on February 2.
For a more detailed analysis, we present an interactive chart displaying the price dynamics of gold bullion based on data from JSC "Kyrgyzaltyn." The data has been available since October 2024, from the moment the store opened, and allows users to select the weight of the bar to view the corresponding selling and buyback prices.
Situation on the World Market
The fall in domestic gold prices coincides with a correction in the global market. Gold quotes (XAU/USD) began to decline after rising at the end of January: from approximately $4,895 per ounce as of January 30, 2026, to $4,402 per ounce on February 2, 2026. Thus, during this period, the price decreased by about $493 per ounce (around -10%), which typically affects the cost of bullion in Kyrgyzstan.
