The price of gold in Ukraine has set a new record: how much does a bar cost at PrivatBank.
According to inkorr.com: In Ukraine, there is a rise in the cost of bank gold. At PrivatBank, the price of bars reached record values in autumn 2025 – from 6,920 UAH per gram in the smallest category to 564,000 UAH for a 100-gram bar. This was
reported by 24 Channel.
Prices for gold bars in autumn 2025
According to current data, PrivatBank has set the following prices:
1 gram – 6,920 UAH;
5 grams – 6,255 UAH per gram (total 31,275 UAH);
10 grams – 6,100 UAH per gram (61,100 UAH);
50 grams – 5,715 UAH per gram (285,750 UAH);
100 grams – 5,640 UAH per gram (564,000 UAH).
It should be noted that usually, the larger the weight of the bar, the lower the price per gram.
Gold price from the NBU on October 3, 2025
Regarding market sales, the National Bank of Ukraine announced official procurement prices on October 3:
bank gold of the highest grade – 5,104.89 UAH per gram;
metal subject to quality adjustment – 5,089.58 UAH per gram;
gold that does not meet standards – 5,053.84 UAH per gram.
Thus, the difference between retail prices in banks and procurement prices from the NBU currently exceeds 1,800 UAH per gram.
Gold price in the world market
The global market is also showing a record increase in gold prices. At the beginning of October, the price of one troy ounce was 3,895.09 USD – a new historical maximum. For comparison, on October 1, the maximum price in the session was 3,891.96 USD.
In Ukraine, this growth affected the procurement cost of bank gold – at the beginning of October, it was 4,996.62 UAH per gram, while in September it was only 4,485.28 UAH. Thus, over the month, the price of gold increased by more than 500 UAH per gram.
It was previously reported that
gold has set a new record
The increase in gold prices can significantly impact the financial market in Ukraine, as gold is traditionally seen as a safe asset in times of economic instability. It is important for investors and buyers to monitor the changes in gold prices, as this may affect their financial decisions in the future.
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