Belarus’ Finance Ministry has revised the purchase prices for precious metals in the form of jewelry and scrap sold by individuals. Finance Ministry Resolution No. 31 of July 8 has been published on the National Legal Internet Portal. It takes effect upon publication and will remain in force through July 31.
Notably, the Finance Ministry last adjusted precious metals purchase prices just one week ago.
Gold purchase prices per gram will be as follows:
- 375 fineness — 129.60 Belarusian rubles (-4.54 Belarusian rubles);
- 500 fineness — 172.80 Belarusian rubles (-6.04 Belarusian rubles);
- 585 fineness — 202.18 Belarusian rubles (-7.06 Belarusian rubles);
- 750 fineness — 259.20 Belarusian rubles (-9.06 Belarusian rubles);
- 900 fineness — 311.04 Belarusian rubles (-10.87 Belarusian rubles);
- 916 fineness — 316.57 Belarusian rubles (-11.06 Belarusian rubles);
- 950 fineness — 328.32 Belarusian rubles (-11.48 Belarusian rubles);
- 958 fineness — 331.08 Belarusian rubles (-11.58 Belarusian rubles).
Platinum:
- 950 fineness — 130.35 Belarusian rubles (-10.85 Belarusian rubles).
Silver:
- 750 fineness — 3.83 Belarusian rubles (-0.48 Belarusian rubles);
- 800 fineness — 4.08 Belarusian rubles (-0.52 Belarusian rubles);
- 875 fineness — 4.46 Belarusian rubles (-0.57 Belarusian rubles);
- 916 fineness — 4.67 Belarusian rubles (-0.60 Belarusian rubles);
- 925 fineness — 4.72 Belarusian rubles (-0.60 Belarusian rubles);
- 960 fineness — 4.90 Belarusian rubles (-0.62 Belarusian rubles).
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