Market cap of Gold

The market cap of Gold is $28.82T.

Gold (GC=F) · Commodity

$28.82T

Price$4,143.00
Day changen/a
Sharesn/a
Price of Gold with the market cap of Bitcoin

Market cap of Gold is the market value of all outstanding shares. It equals last price times shares outstanding (or circulating supply).

Figures come from SIWAI market data and may lag a live quote. Not investment advice.

What is the market cap of Gold?

The market cap of Gold (GC=F) is $28.82 trillion on the latest SIWAI figure. In billions, that is 28,820 billion US dollars.

Market cap measures size, not value for money. A company with a bigger market cap is not automatically more expensive or a better investment.

How Gold market cap is calculated

For a commodity like Gold, market cap is an estimate: the total quantity thought to exist above ground multiplied by the current price. Dividing the $28.82T figure by the $4,143.00 price gives about 6.96 billion units (ounces for gold), the quantity this estimate assumes.

How to use the market cap lookup

  1. Type a company, ticker or coin in the search box above, for example Apple, NVDA or Bitcoin.
  2. Open the result to see market cap, price, day change and shares outstanding. Each lookup has its own link you can bookmark.
  3. Use the comparator to see what Gold would be worth per share or coin with another asset's market cap.

Common market cap mistakes

  • Comparing share prices instead of market caps. A 100 dollar stock can be a smaller company than a 20 dollar one if it has fewer shares.
  • Forgetting debt and cash. Market cap is equity value only; enterprise value adds net debt.
  • Mixing share classes. Some companies list more than one class (for example Alphabet and Berkshire Hathaway), and market cap should count all of them.
  • Mixing currencies. Non-US listings quote price in their local currency even when market cap is shown in US dollars.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The market cap of Gold (GC=F) is $28.82 trillion based on the latest figure in SIWAI. It moves every time the price moves.
Gold market cap is about 28,820 billion US dollars ($28.82T) on the latest SIWAI figure.
By market value, Gold is worth about $28.82 trillion: the price the market puts on all of it today. Book value and enterprise value are different measures and can be far from this number.
For a commodity like Gold, market cap is an estimate: the total quantity thought to exist above ground multiplied by the current price. Dividing the $28.82T figure by the $4,143.00 price gives about 6.96 billion units (ounces for gold), the quantity this estimate assumes.
No. Market cap is equity value. Debt, cash and other claims show up in enterprise value, which this page does not replace.
SIWAI refreshes prices and market caps from its market data pipeline, so the figure can lag a live quote. It is a lookup, not investment advice.

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