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Gold Price in MXN

1 oz Gold = 75,412.30 MXN · 1 g Gold = 2,424.56 MXN

Provider's last update: 2026-10-29 21:20 UTC · Source: gold-api.com (time reported by the provider; it may be when the provider last checked the price, not the last market trade)

USD→MXN conversion: ECB reference rate of 2026-10-29

Gold to MXN by weight

Unit

1 troy ounce of gold = 75,412 MXN

Troy ounce (31.1035 g) — the standard unit for precious metals, not the 28.35 g ounce used for food.

Spot value of the pure metal. A jeweller's or dealer's buying and selling prices are different.

Quick Stats

Price per oz75,412.30 MXN
Price per gram2,424.56 MXN
Price in USD4,022.50 USD
Provider update2026-10-29 21:20 UTC

Gold to MXN — Common Amounts

AmountValue (MXN)
1 g Gold2,424.56 MXN
5 g Gold12,122.81 MXN
10 g Gold24,245.62 MXN
20 g Gold48,491.23 MXN
50 g Gold121,228.08 MXN
100 g Gold242,456.17 MXN
1 oz Gold75,412.30 MXN
5 oz Gold377,061.49 MXN
10 oz Gold754,122.98 MXN

About Gold as an Asset

Gold is a widely recognized store of value, held by central banks, investors, and individuals across every continent. Unlike fiat currencies, its supply cannot be expanded by a central bank — its scarcity and durability have made it a store of value and a basis for money throughout recorded history. Today, gold functions simultaneously as a financial asset, a safe-haven holding, and an industrial material.

💡 Gold barely corrodes and is widely recycled, so gold mined centuries ago can still be in use today — in jewellery, bars, coins, electronics and central bank vaults.

What Drives Gold Prices

  • US Dollar strength — gold is priced in USD; a weaker dollar makes gold cheaper for foreign buyers
  • Real interest rates — higher rates raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold
  • Central bank buying and selling — official reserve managers hold large amounts of gold
  • Geopolitical risk — wars, sanctions, and political uncertainty drive safe-haven demand
  • Inflation expectations — gold is widely used as a long-term inflation hedge
  • ETF flows — gold-backed exchange-traded funds buy and sell physical metal as investors move in and out

Editorial content last reviewed: 2026-10-22