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Markets move around the clock. Trade Gold anytime, weekends included.
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Now you can<br>trade Gold 24/7

One of today’s most traded assets

A timeless asset of power, value, and opportunity

One of Today’s Most Traded Assets

Gold has long been a symbol of wealth, strength and enduring value. Throughout history, it has been regarded as a safe-haven asset, a hedge against inflation and a store of value.

That's why traders continue to choose gold. It’s price responds to economic data, market sentiment and global events.

Why trade gold with Tickmill?

Choose a broker built on transparent pricing, execution quality,
and trusted regulation. Here’s what sets us apart.

Here’s what sets us apart:

Lowest Spreads in the Market
Lowest spreads in the market

Our spreads start
from 0.0 pips

Lowest Commissions
Lowest commissions

Market-leading rates
at only $3 per side

High Leverage
High leverage

Up to 1:1000, giving your capital more power

Lightning-fast Execution
Lightning-fast execution

Just 0.15 seconds average execution time

Trusted Global Regulation
Trusted global regulation

Licensed in multiple jurisdictions

Award-winning Broker
Award-winning broker

Best spreads for gold trading by FX Empire

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What moves gold prices?

The gold market is a reflection of the world around us. Every rise and fall tells a story

Geopolitical tensions

Events such as trade disputes, armed conflict, or shifts in international relations can influence the demand for gold.

Inflation and interest rates

Economic data, inflation levels, and monetary policy often play a role in shaping gold’s behaviour.

Central bank demand

Central banks hold gold as part of their reserves and may adjust their holdings over time. Their buying or selling directly contributes to global gold demand.

The U.S. dollar connection

Because gold is priced in U.S. dollars, movements in the dollar’s value can affect its price. A stronger or weaker dollar changes how gold is priced.

What Moves Gold Prices?

Trade gold either way

The market moves, you decide the side

Whether gold rises or falls, every move creates an opportunity. Go long or short. The choice is yours. Stay in control and trade gold with precision, speed, and the lowest costs on the market.

How can you trade beyond traditional
market hours?

Everything you need to know about trading gold 24/7

Gold CFDs are traditionally based on prices derived from the global over-the-counter (OTC) market and major futures exchanges. However, this means until now the CFD wasn’t tradeable when markets are closed.

Tickmill’s 24/7 gold offering is traded as the instrument XAUUSD.24-7, giving you the opportunity to trade Gold outside regular market hours, including weekends.

It is currently available under the MetaTrader 5 platform.

How Can You Trade Beyond Traditional Market Hours?

How does it work?

During weekends, prices are derived from continuously operating underlying markets and available liquidity sources,
allowing us to continue providing executable bid and ask prices.

As liquidity conditions during weekends differ from weekday trading, spreads can be wider and price volatility may increase.  The pricing methodology is part of the instrument’s specifications and is designed to reflect the best available market conditions during periods when traditional spot gold markets are closed. For full trading details, click here.

Trade gold 24/7. That’s your unfair advantage with Tickmill.

FAQs

What instrument is gold available to trade 24/7?
XAUUSD.24-7 is the instrument that gives you access to gold trading 24/7 with Tickmill.
Who can trade gold 24/7?
The instrument is currently available to Tickmill’s Seychelles entity clients, on the MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platform.
Can I trade gold during the weekend?
Yes. XAUUSD.24-7 allows you to trade gold outside regular market hours, including weekends.
How are gold prices determined during the weekend?
Weekend prices are derived from continuously operating underlying markets and available liquidity sources. This allows us to provide executable bid and ask prices.
Where can I find the contract specifications?
For the contract specifications, click here.
Can I trade Gold in both directions?
Yes, you can trade both rising and falling prices by opening long (buy) or short (sell) positions.