The Tanzania Mining Commission has published the indicative mineral prices for April 09, 2026, providing key guidance for miners, traders, and investors across the country.
The prices, which reflect global market trends, aim to promote transparency and fair trade in Tanzania’s mineral sector.
Gold continues to lead the market, with the world price exceeding 4,800 USD per troy ounce. In local terms, the indicative market price for gold is 363,226 TZS per gram, while buying centres offer approximately 355,154 TZS per gram to traders.
Silver is currently valued at 76.81 USD per troy ounce on the global market, equivalent to 6,434.87 TZS per gram.
Local buying centres offer 5,662.68 TZS per gram, reflecting a stable trend for this precious metal.
Copper remains steady at 5.75 USD per pound, translating to a local buying centre rate of 29.07 TZS per gram, providing consistency for industrial and commercial users.
The Commission emphasizes that these indicative prices serve as a benchmark for stakeholders, ensuring fairness in mineral transactions and supporting a transparent trading environment throughout Tanzania. Miners and dealers are encouraged to consult these prices when negotiating sales and purchases at certified buying centres.
The latest update reinforces Tanzania’s commitment to strengthening its mining sector, safeguarding the interests of miners, and enhancing investor confidence in the country’s rich mineral resources.
