Gold prices in Sri Lanka recorded a notable increase today (15 June 2026), continuing the upward trend seen in the local precious metals market. The latest figures released by the All Ceylon Gem and Jewellery Traders Association show that both 24-carat and 22-carat gold prices have climbed significantly compared to recent days.
Jewellery traders and consumers closely monitored the market as gold prices moved higher amid ongoing fluctuations in global bullion markets. The latest increase has drawn attention from investors and buyers who consider gold a safe and valuable asset during periods of economic uncertainty.
24-Carat Gold Reaches Rs. 392,000 Per Sovereign.
According to the association, a sovereign (8 grams) of 24-carat gold now sells at Rs. 392,000. The price of one gram of 24-carat gold has reached Rs. 48,070.
Market observers noted that the increase reflects changes in international gold prices and currency movements. Many buyers have chosen to monitor the market carefully before making purchasing decisions, while some investors continue to view gold as a reliable store of value.
22-Carat Gold Also Records Significant Increase.
The price of a 22-carat gold sovereign currently stands at Rs. 360,600, while one gram of 22-carat gold sells at Rs. 44,070.
Industry sources reported that gold prices have increased by approximately Rs. 6,000 over the past two days. The sharp rise has influenced both retail demand and investment activity across the country. Traders expect market participants to keep a close watch on future price movements as global economic developments continue to affect the precious metals sector.
