Gold, silver and exchange rates in China
Chinese Yuan · CNY
Metal prices in China today
Gold price by karat in China
Each row is the pure-gold (24K) price scaled by that karat's gold content — 22K is 91.67% gold, 21K is 87.5%, 18K is 75%. A jeweller's counter price adds making charges on top, which is why a bracelet costs more per gram than the figures here.
Exchange rates in China
Mid-market reference rates — the midpoint between buy and sell, before any bank or exchange-house spread. What a counter quotes will differ from these.
| Currency | 1 unit in CNY |
|---|---|
| USD to CNYUS Dollar | 6.7065 |
| EUR to CNYEuro | 7.4975 |
| GBP to CNYBritish Pound | 8.8687 |
| CHF to CNYSwiss Franc | 8.0443 |
| JPY to CNYJapanese Yen | 0.042362 |
| SGD to CNYSingapore Dollar | 5.2268 |
| HKD to CNYHong Kong Dollar | 0.854494 |
| KRW to CNYSouth Korean Won | 0.005006 |
| MYR to CNYMalaysian Ringgit | 1.6428 |
| THB to CNYThai Baht | 0.199423 |
Prices and rates for China are quoted in Chinese Yuan (CNY). Metal prices are the international spot price converted at the live CNY rate — the wholesale benchmark a local jeweller's retail price is built on, before making charges, dealer margin and any local tax.