Prices for gold, platinum and silver have risen significantly in Belarus
In Belarus, precious metals, including gold, platinum and silver, have risen in price significantly.
The adjusted value is effective from October 1 in relation to precious metals (except those used in banking operations) accepted into the State Fund.
The press service of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic reported this.
So, now a gram of gold costs 267 rubles 18 kopecks (in August – 251 rubles 87 kopecks).
One gram of silver is now offered for 3 rubles 13 kopecks, while the August price was 2 rubles 94 kopecks.
Platinum rose in price to 99 rubles 87 kopecks per 1 gram (in August it cost 94 rubles 25 kopecks).
As for the cost of other metals, the Ministry of Finance cites the following figures: palladium – 102 rubles 28 kopecks, rhodium – 491.73 rubles, ruthenium – 46.93 rubles.
The cost of iridium is 476 rubles 85 kopecks, while the price of osmium is 40 rubles 37 kopecks.
