Dubai Gold Rates Today: 18K, 22K, 24K Prices on February 28, 2026

Post by : Shakul

Dubai, United Arab Emirates — Gold prices in Dubai showed marginal movement on Saturday, February 28, 2026, as the precious metal continued to reflect steady global bullion trends and currency fluctuations. Retail demand across the UAE remained stable, while investors monitored the US dollar, Treasury yields, and global economic indicators, which continue to influence short-term price movements.

Current Gold Prices in Dubai (February 28, 2026)

24K (Pure Gold): AED 626.50 per gram / AED 6,265 per 10 grams / AED 7,320 per Tola
22K: AED 580 per gram / AED 5,800 per 10 grams / AED 6,780 per Tola
21K: AED 556.50 per gram / AED 5,565 per 10 grams / AED 6,530 per Tola
18K: AED 476.50 per gram / AED 4,765 per 10 grams / AED 5,600 per Tola

Prices in US dollars and Indian rupees reflected global exchange rates, with 24K trading at approximately $170.60 per gram and ₹15,430 per gram. Buyers converting currencies should monitor international movements before making purchases.

Gold prices in Dubai have remained near recent highs due to global market volatility, geopolitical tensions, and macroeconomic trends that continue to support demand for safe-haven assets. Local gold rates may vary slightly across retailers because of making charges, VAT, and other levies, so consumers are advised to check daily updates before buying.

Dubai’s gold market remains competitive compared to many global centres, thanks to minimal taxes and strong bullion trading. Investors and shoppers alike closely follow international cues, including currency fluctuations and interest rate expectations, to decide the optimal time for purchasing gold.

Feb. 28, 2026 1:45 p.m. 403

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