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Malaysia Gold Price History (2020–2026)

Kijang Emas, Malaysia's official gold bullion coin, sold at RM18,019 for 1 oz on 14 Oct 2026, about RM579.32 a gram. That is up 122.5% since 1 Jul 2020, when 1 oz cost RM8,099. The highest price in our record is RM22,779 (29 Jan 2026); the lowest is RM7,299 (5 Mar 2021).

Today at a glance

1 oz sellingRM18,019
1 oz buy-backRM17,312
Per gram (selling)RM579.32
12-month change−2.6%
Since start of 2026−3.5%
Buy–sell spread4.1%

Kijang Emas 1 oz since 2020

BNM selling price (you buy)Buy-back price (you sell)
Kijang Emas 1 oz since 2020RM6,000RM8,000RM10,000RM12,000RM14,000RM16,000RM18,000RM20,000RM22,000RM24,000202120222023202420252026

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BNM's open API has no records for November 2023 – February 2024, so the chart breaks there.

The last 12 months

BNM selling price (you buy)Buy-back price (you sell)
The last 12 monthsRM16,000RM17,000RM18,000RM19,000RM20,000RM21,000RM22,000RM23,000Nov 25Jan 26Mar 26May 26Jul 26Sep 26

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Key moments

  1. 1 Jul 2020Start of the record: 1 oz of Kijang Emas sold at RM8,099 (RM260.39 a gram).
  2. 20 Oct 2023First time above RM10,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM10,003).
  3. 12 Apr 2024First time above RM12,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM12,034).
  4. 14 Mar 2025First time above RM14,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM14,074).
  5. 11 Apr 2025First time above RM15,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM15,086).
  6. 8 Sep 2025First time above RM16,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM16,069).
  7. 13 Oct 2025First time above RM18,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM18,168).
  8. 19 Jan 2026First time above RM20,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM20,105).
  9. 29 Jan 2026First time above RM22,000 for 1 oz (sold at RM22,779).
  10. 29 Jan 2026Record high: RM22,779 for 1 oz (RM732.36 a gram).
  11. 14 Oct 2026Now (14 Oct 2026): RM18,019 selling, RM17,312 buy-back for 1 oz; ½ oz RM9,180, ¼ oz RM4,675.

Yearly averages, highs and lows

1 oz selling price: the year's average with its low–high; change is the year-end price against the year before

YearAverage 1 ozLow–highAverage per gramChange
2026RM19,28417,233–22,779RM619.99 −3.5%
2025RM15,63512,513–19,532RM502.67 +51.1%
2024RM11,83410,281–12,901RM380.47 +21.6%
2023RM9,2868,533–10,161RM298.56 +19.5%
2022RM8,4047,959–9,074RM270.19 +5.8%
2021RM7,9057,299–8,380RM254.14 −0.8%
2020RM8,3317,694–9,188RM267.83 —

Every month

2026 · 10 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
October 2026RM17,990RM18,019RM18,170RM17,814 −0.5%
September 2026RM19,067RM18,112RM19,199RM17,875 −9.2%
August 2026RM17,653RM19,950RM19,950RM17,647 +12.3%
July 2026RM17,409RM17,758RM18,068RM17,233 +2.8%
June 2026RM18,896RM17,269RM19,026RM17,269 −8.9%
May 2026RM19,398RM18,954RM19,839RM18,799 −1.0%
April 2026RM20,072RM19,149RM20,595RM19,149 −0.5%
March 2026RM22,337RM19,247RM22,337RM18,466 −10.0%
February 2026RM20,070RM21,390RM21,585RM19,830 −5.8%
January 2026RM18,723RM22,708RM22,779RM18,723 +21.6%
2025 · 12 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
December 2025RM18,526RM18,669RM19,444RM18,330 +2.2%
November 2025RM17,727RM18,266RM18,360RM17,566 +1.6%
October 2025RM17,271RM17,976RM19,532RM17,225 +4.7%
September 2025RM15,610RM17,166RM17,166RM15,610 +12.5%
August 2025RM14,912RM15,256RM15,274RM14,882 +2.7%
July 2025RM14,742RM14,848RM15,396RM14,742 +1.3%
June 2025RM15,224RM14,660RM15,549RM14,660 −1.2%
May 2025RM14,899RM14,845RM15,276RM14,547 −2.6%
April 2025RM14,718RM15,242RM15,940RM14,142 +5.8%
March 2025RM13,578RM14,401RM14,401RM13,564 +5.6%
February 2025RM13,351RM13,637RM13,867RM13,292 +6.7%
January 2025RM12,513RM12,778RM12,997RM12,513 +3.4%
2024 · 10 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
December 2024RM12,491RM12,356RM12,795RM12,341 −0.5%
November 2024RM12,736RM12,420RM12,868RM12,204 −3.7%
October 2024RM11,624RM12,901RM12,901RM11,624 +11.0%
September 2024RM11,511RM11,625RM11,786RM11,482 +0.8%
August 2024RM11,868RM11,537RM11,868RM11,328 −2.1%
July 2024RM11,627RM11,789RM12,240RM11,627 +1.2%
June 2024RM11,688RM11,649RM11,842RM11,488 −0.5%
May 2024RM11,757RM11,703RM12,076RM11,526 −0.8%
April 2024RM11,294RM11,800RM12,106RM11,294 +5.0%
March 2024RM10,281RM11,233RM11,233RM10,281 —
2023 · 10 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
October 2023RM9,203RM10,161RM10,161RM9,125 +9.3%
September 2023RM9,534RM9,299RM9,616RM9,299 −2.4%
August 2023RM9,390RM9,525RM9,525RM9,293 +0.8%
July 2023RM9,485RM9,452RM9,585RM9,376 −0.4%
June 2023RM9,609RM9,488RM9,634RM9,466 −0.6%
May 2023RM9,387RM9,550RM9,653RM9,387 +1.6%
April 2023RM9,203RM9,395RM9,499RM9,203 +1.3%
March 2023RM8,682RM9,276RM9,396RM8,677 +7.7%
February 2023RM8,623RM8,614RM8,766RM8,533 −0.5%
January 2023RM8,551RM8,659RM8,816RM8,551 +1.8%
2022 · 12 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
December 2022RM8,339RM8,506RM8,558RM8,242 +1.5%
November 2022RM8,190RM8,378RM8,649RM8,190 +1.7%
October 2022RM8,196RM8,239RM8,490RM8,156 +0.7%
September 2022RM8,123RM8,178RM8,249RM7,959 −1.1%
August 2022RM8,321RM8,272RM8,483RM8,242 −0.0%
July 2022RM8,441RM8,276RM8,463RM8,004 −2.6%
June 2022RM8,524RM8,493RM8,764RM8,486 −1.0%
May 2022RM8,728RM8,579RM8,728RM8,454 −2.3%
April 2022RM8,613RM8,779RM8,921RM8,597 +2.0%
March 2022RM8,484RM8,607RM9,074RM8,484 +1.0%
February 2022RM8,015RM8,522RM8,522RM8,000 +5.0%
January 2022RM8,075RM8,115RM8,215RM7,992 +0.9%
2021 · 12 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
December 2021RM7,914RM8,043RM8,085RM7,914 +0.2%
November 2021RM7,838RM8,024RM8,271RM7,838 +1.4%
October 2021RM7,769RM7,914RM7,914RM7,755 +2.2%
September 2021RM7,986RM7,740RM8,032RM7,740 −4.7%
August 2021RM8,131RM8,123RM8,131RM8,120 −1.1%
July 2021RM7,789RM8,217RM8,217RM7,789 +5.9%
June 2021RM8,344RM7,759RM8,344RM7,759 −7.4%
May 2021RM7,692RM8,380RM8,380RM7,692 +8.7%
April 2021RM7,508RM7,711RM7,837RM7,508 +3.9%
March 2021RM7,486RM7,421RM7,631RM7,299 −2.5%
February 2021RM7,939RM7,613RM7,985RM7,591 −3.9%
January 2021RM8,146RM7,921RM8,296RM7,795 −2.3%
2020 · 6 months
MonthOpenCloseHighLowChange
December 2020RM7,694RM8,110RM8,131RM7,694 +5.1%
November 2020RM8,279RM7,713RM8,558RM7,713 −6.5%
October 2020RM8,308RM8,245RM8,463RM8,245 −1.3%
September 2020RM8,700RM8,352RM8,700RM8,223 −2.0%
August 2020RM8,911RM8,525RM9,188RM8,525 −3.7%
July 2020RM8,099RM8,854RM8,854RM8,038 —

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the highest Kijang Emas price?

In Bank Negara Malaysia's daily data since 1 Jul 2020, the 1 oz coin's highest selling price was RM22,779 on 29 Jan 2026, about RM732.36 a gram.

How much is 1 gram of gold in Malaysia today?

Based on Kijang Emas on 14 Oct 2026: RM579.32 a gram to buy and RM556.59 a gram when you sell it back. Jewellery costs differ because it adds workmanship and is mostly 916 (22K) gold, not 999.9.

Why is the buy-back price lower than the selling price?

The gap is the dealing cost. On 14 Oct 2026 it was 4.1% for the 1 oz coin, so gold has to rise at least that much before you make money selling it back.

How much has gold gone up in a year?

The 1 oz selling price changed −2.6% in 12 months, from RM18,495 (14 Oct 2025) to RM18,019 (14 Oct 2026).

Where does this data come from?

From the daily Kijang Emas prices that Bank Negara Malaysia publishes through its open API. You can download the full series as CSV under Data source.

Data source

Daily Kijang Emas prices published by Bank Negara Malaysia through its open API (selling and buy-back prices of the 1, ½ and ¼ oz coins). Per-gram prices are worked out from the 1 oz price (1 oz = 31.1035 grams). This page updates itself every day. Download the full data (CSV) →

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