Mineral indicative prices for November 09,2026

The Mining Commission has set the world market price of gold at TZS348,690.27 per gram in its latest indicative mineral prices released on November 9, 2026, providing updated benchmarks for mineral traders and buyers across the country.

According to the Commission's latest price guide, the mineral market price of gold stands at TZS313,821.24 per gram, while the indicative buying centre price is TZS306,847.43 per gram.

On the international market, gold is trading at USD4,087.10 per troy ounce, equivalent to TZS348,690.27 per gram.

The Commission also placed the world market price of silver at TZS4,442.34 per gram, with its mineral market price set at TZS3,998.11 and the buying centre price at TZS3,909.26 per gram.

Internationally, silver is priced at USD52.07 per troy ounce.

For copper, the world market price stands at TZS37.03 per gram, while the mineral market price is TZS33.33 and the buying centre price is TZS32.59 per gram.

The international copper price is USD6.33 per pound.

The indicative prices are intended to provide market reference points for mineral transactions, including those conducted through authorised buying centres.

The latest figures highlight the different valuation levels used in the mineral trade, from international market prices to domestic mineral market and buying centre prices.

The Mining Commission publishes indicative mineral prices to guide stakeholders in the country's mining sector.

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