The latest figures show that the international gold market price stands at USD4,072.25 per troy ounce, equivalent to TZS347,234.81 per gram.
The Commission has placed the mineral market price at TZS312,511.33 per gram, while the buying centre price is TZS305,566.63.
The figures provide an indication of prevailing mineral prices and are important for miners, mineral traders and other stakeholders in the country's gold value chain when assessing the value of their production and transactions.
For silver, the international market price stands at USD54.22 per troy ounce, equivalent to TZS4,623.26 per gram.
The mineral market price for silver has been set at TZS4,160.93 per gram, while buying centres are expected to use an indicative price of TZS4,068.47 per gram.
Meanwhile, copper is trading at USD6.63 per pound on the international market, equivalent to TZS38.89 per gram.
The Commission has set the indicative mineral market price for copper at TZS35.01 per gram, with the buying centre price standing at TZS34.23 per gram.
The publication of daily indicative mineral prices is part of the Mining Commission's role in providing market information to guide mineral trading and improve transparency in the sector.
The prices cover three key minerals—gold, silver and copper—and reflect the different values between international market quotations, domestic mineral market prices and buying centre rates.
Tanzania has continued to strengthen the management of its mining sector, with mineral trading and pricing among the areas requiring transparency to ensure miners receive fair value for their production.