Mineral indicative prices for November 10,2026

Gold prices at buying centres stand at TZS311,218 per gram, while silver trades at TZS3,96

The Mining Commission has released indicative mineral prices for November 10, 2026, providing updated market benchmarks for gold, silver and copper in Tanzania.

The published rates cover international market prices, domestic mineral market prices and buying centre prices, offering guidance to miners, mineral traders and other stakeholders in the mining sector.

According to the Commission, gold is trading at an international market price of US$4,142.10 per troy ounce, equivalent to TZS353,656.92 per gram.

The domestic mineral market price stands at TZS318,291.22 per gram, while the buying centre price is TZS311,218.09 per gram.

Silver has an international market price of US$52.79 per troy ounce, equivalent to TZS4,507.27 per gram.

Its domestic mineral market price is TZS4,056.54 per gram, while buying centres are offering TZS3,966.39 per gram.

For copper, the international market price stands at US$6.36 per pound, equivalent to TZS37.24 per gram.

The domestic mineral market price is TZS33.51 per gram, while the buying centre price is TZS32.77 per gram.

The indicative prices serve as market reference points for stakeholders involved in mineral trading and transactions across the country.

Miners and traders can access the official price information through the Mining Commission's website, www.tumemadini.go.tz, or its official social media platforms under the handle @tumemadini.

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