Live Gold Price & Silver Price Charts (NZD & USD)

Track the live gold price and silver price today in New Zealand dollars (NZD) and US dollars (USD). 

This page shows real-time spot prices, daily price changes, historical gold and silver charts, and the gold-silver ratio to help investors understand precious metal market trends.

Understanding the Gold Price in New Zealand Dollars

Gold and silver are traded globally on international markets, with prices typically quoted in US dollars per troy ounce. The charts below show live gold and silver prices in NZD and USD, along with long-term historical price charts and the gold-silver ratio used by many investors.

They are not used to generate any gold or silver quotes. Visit our bullion order page if you’d like to see indicative prices to actually buy gold and silver bullion.

For New Zealand investors, the local price is influenced by two factors:

• The global gold or silver spot price (See here for a definition of the spot price)

• The NZD/USD exchange rate

This means the price of gold in NZD can sometimes rise even when the US dollar gold price is flat if the New Zealand dollar weakens.

Use the charts below to explore short-term price movements, long-term historical trends, and the gold-silver ratio to better understand how precious metals markets move over time.

The charts on this page allow you to view precious metals prices across multiple timeframes.

• Intraday charts show price movement over the past 24 hours.

• Historical charts display long-term trends using weekly data.

• Line charts highlight overall price trends over decades.

You can use the chart controls to zoom into shorter periods such as 1 month, 1 year, or 5 years, or zoom out to view the full historical price history of gold and silver.

For long-term charts, you may wish to enable log scale (right-click the price axis) to better visualise percentage price changes over time.

For investors looking to purchase physical gold bullion, the products below are some of the most popular options.

If you’re considering investing in physical silver bullion, these are some of the most popular silver products.

The gold–silver ratio measures how many ounces of silver are required to buy one ounce of gold. Investors often monitor the gold–silver ratio to identify relative value between the two precious metals.

Historically the ratio has fluctuated widely, with long-term averages often ranging between 50 and 70. When the ratio rises, silver may be considered undervalued relative to gold, while a falling ratio can indicate silver outperforming gold.

The charts above show both the short-term movements in the gold-silver ratio and the longer-term historical trend.

If you’d like to learn more about how investors use this indicator, see our guide explaining what the gold-silver ratio is and how it works

If you’re tracking precious metals prices because you’re considering investing in physical bullion, you can explore our range of products below.

• Buy Gold Bullion →

• Buy Silver Bullion →

• Secure Gold & Silver Storage →

You can also learn more about how precious metals markets work in our guide:

What is the Gold Spot Price?