Gold in 2015 at a glance
| Average price per ounce | $1,160 |
| Average price per gram | $37.29 |
| Approx. low / high | $1,050 / $1,300 |
| Change vs previous year (average) | — |
| Average silver price | $15.70 |
| Gold/silver ratio | 74 |
| Change from 2015 average to today | — |
What moved gold in 2015
Gold fell for a third straight year as the US Federal Reserve prepared its first rate rise since 2006, ending near a six-year low in December.
An investor who bought one ounce at the 2015 average of $1,160 would hold metal worth — today — a change of —. Annual averages smooth out daily swings, so the price on any single day of 2015 could have been up to $140 higher or $110 lower than the average.
Figures are rounded approximations based on LBMA daily prices, for context only.
Gold price 2015 – FAQ
What was the average gold price in 2015?
The average gold price in 2015 was about $1,160 per troy ounce, or roughly $37.29 per gram, based on rounded LBMA daily fixes.
What were the highest and lowest gold prices in 2015?
Gold traded between roughly $1,050 and $1,300 per ounce during 2015.
Did gold go up in 2015?
2015 is the first year in our table; the average was $1,160 per ounce.
What happened to gold in 2015?
Gold fell for a third straight year as the US Federal Reserve prepared its first rate rise since 2006, ending near a six-year low in December.
How much was 10 grams of 24k gold in 2015?
At the 2015 average, 10 grams of pure gold were worth about $373 in US dollars, and 10 grams of 22k gold about $342.