Preço do Ouro em Hong Kong Dollars (HKD) Hoje
O preço atual do ouro em Hong Kong Dollars é HK$31,397.97 por onça troy, ou HK$1,009.47 por grama para o ouro puro de 24 quilates. Isso é calculado a partir do preço à vista do XAUUSD ao vivo de $4,004.00 por onça usando a taxa de câmbio HKD/USD em tempo real.
Ouro 22K / Grama
HK$925.38
Ouro 18K / Grama
HK$757.10
Ouro 14K / Grama
HK$588.82
Preço do Ouro em Hong Kong Dollars — Todos os Quilates e Pesos
| Peso | 24K (99.9%) | 22K (91.67%) | 18K (75.0%) | 14K (58.33%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Grama | HK$1,009.47 | HK$925.38 | HK$757.10 | HK$588.82 |
| 5 Gramas | HK$5,047.34 | HK$4,626.89 | HK$3,785.50 | HK$2,944.11 |
| 10 Gramas | HK$10,094.68 | HK$9,253.79 | HK$7,571.01 | HK$5,888.22 |
| 1 Onça Troy | HK$31,397.97 | HK$28,782.52 | HK$23,548.48 | HK$18,314.44 |
| 50 Gramas | HK$50,473.38 | HK$46,268.95 | HK$37,855.03 | HK$29,441.12 |
| 100 Gramas | HK$100,946.76 | HK$92,537.89 | HK$75,710.07 | HK$58,882.24 |
| 1 Quilograma | HK$1,009,467.57 | HK$925,378.92 | HK$757,100.68 | HK$588,822.43 |
| 1 Tola (11,66g) | HK$11,770.39 | HK$10,789.92 | HK$8,827.79 | HK$6,865.67 |
Preços derivados da cotação à vista do XAUUSD ao vivo e das taxas de câmbio em tempo real. 1 onça troy = 31,1035 gramas. Atualizado a cada 30 segundos.
Mercado de Ouro em Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of Asia's premier gold trading centers, serving as a critical link between the London/New York markets and mainland China's Shanghai Gold Exchange. The Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSE), established in 1910, is Hong Kong's primary physical gold exchange, trading the distinctive "tael" unit (1 tael = 37.429 grams) alongside metric contracts. The CGSE's 99 gold contract (99% purity, priced in HKD per tael) is the benchmark for Hong Kong's physical gold market. Hong Kong's linked exchange rate system pegs the Hong Kong dollar to the US dollar at a band of 7.75-7.85 HKD/USD, meaning HKD gold prices closely track international USD prices with minimal currency variation. Hong Kong has no capital gains tax, no VAT/GST, and no withholding tax on gold transactions, making it one of the world's most tax-efficient gold markets. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority holds approximately 2.1 tonnes of gold reserves — modest for a major financial center, reflecting Hong Kong's focus on foreign exchange reserves rather than gold. Hong Kong's role in the gold market extends beyond trading: it is a major gold transit hub, with gold flowing through Hong Kong en route to mainland China, and the city's free port status means no duties on gold imports or exports. Major banks including HSBC, Standard Chartered, and Bank of China (Hong Kong) offer gold trading and storage services.
Como Calculamos o Preço do Ouro em HKD
O preço do ouro em Hong Kong Dollars é calculado usando dois feeds de dados ao vivo:
- O preço à vista do XAUUSD — o preço internacional do ouro por onça troy em dólares americanos, obtido da API de ouro e atualizado a cada 30 segundos.
- A taxa de câmbio HKD/USD — obtida de dados abertos de taxas de câmbio e armazenada em cache por 10 minutos.
Ouro por onça (HKD) = preço à vista do XAUUSD × taxa HKD/USD
Ouro por grama (HKD) = Ouro por onça (HKD) ÷ 31,1035
Exemplo: $4004.00 × 7.8417 = HK$31,397.97 por onça
Imposto & Taxa sobre o Ouro em Hong Kong
Hong Kong has no capital gains tax on gold or any other asset — profits from gold trading are completely tax-free for individuals. There is no VAT, GST, or sales tax of any kind. There are no import or export duties on gold (Hong Kong is a free port). There is no wealth tax or inheritance tax. The only potential tax implication is profits tax at 8.25-16.5% for businesses that trade gold as a commercial activity, but individual investors face zero tax burden. This extraordinarily favorable tax regime, combined with the HKD/USD peg that provides exchange rate stability, makes Hong Kong one of the most attractive gold investment jurisdictions in the world. Gold stored in Hong Kong vaults is also free from any tax or reporting requirements for individuals.
Onde Comprar Ouro em Hong Kong
The Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) in Sheung Wan has been the center of Hong Kong's gold trade since 1910. It operates an open-outcry trading floor and electronic platform, with gold traded in taels (37.429 grams) at 99% purity — a standard unique to the Hong Kong market and distinct from the London Good Delivery (99.5%) and Shanghai (99.99%) standards. The Hong Kong gold market benefits from its time zone, bridging the close of the London afternoon fix and the opening of the Shanghai morning session. Major international banks with gold trading desks in Hong Kong include HSBC, Standard Chartered, JPMorgan, and UBS. The Hang Seng Gold ETF (SGOL.HK) and SPDR Gold Trust (2840.HK) provide exchange-traded gold exposure in HKD. Hong Kong's Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay districts host major jewelry retailers — Chow Tai Fook, Chow Sang Sang, and Luk Fook, all listed on HKEX, operate hundreds of outlets selling both jewelry and investment gold. Hong Kong's free port status means gold can enter and leave without customs duties, making it a major transit point for gold flowing into mainland China through authorized channels and, historically, through informal trade. The Hong Kong Gold Market Association (HKGMA) represents the industry.
Perguntas Frequentes
Is gold tax-free in Hong Kong?
Yes, completely. Hong Kong has no capital gains tax, no VAT/GST, no sales tax, no import/export duties on gold, no wealth tax, and no inheritance tax. Individual investors pay zero tax on gold purchases, holdings, or profits from gold sales. This makes Hong Kong one of the most tax-favorable gold markets in the world. The only potential tax applies to businesses that trade gold commercially (profits tax at 8.25-16.5%). Hong Kong's free port status also means gold can be imported and exported without any customs duties or declarations.
What is the tael and how is it used in Hong Kong's gold market?
The tael is a traditional Chinese unit of weight used in Hong Kong's gold market, with 1 tael equal to 37.429 grams (approximately 1.2034 troy ounces). The CGSE's benchmark 99 Gold contract is quoted in HKD per tael at 99% purity. While the international market uses troy ounces and the mainland Chinese market uses grams, Hong Kong's tael system reflects its historical role as a Chinese trading port with its own conventions. To convert tael prices to per-ounce: multiply by 31.1035/37.429 (approximately 0.831).
How does the HKD/USD peg affect gold prices?
The Hong Kong dollar operates under a linked exchange rate system pegged to the US dollar at 7.75-7.85 HKD/USD (managed by the HKMA). This tight band means HKD gold prices closely mirror international USD gold prices — when gold rises $10/oz in USD, it rises approximately HK$78/oz. The peg provides exchange rate stability for gold investors, eliminating the currency risk that affects investors in freely floating currencies. However, it also means HKD gold does not provide a natural hedge against dollar depreciation.
What is the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society (CGSE)?
The CGSE, established in 1910, is Hong Kong's primary physical gold exchange. Located in Sheung Wan, it operates both an open-outcry trading floor and electronic trading platform. The exchange trades gold in tael units (37.429g) at 99% purity, using a settlement system backed by physical gold stored in CGSE-approved vaults. The CGSE has over 170 members, including major banks and bullion dealers. It serves as a critical price discovery venue bridging Western (London/New York) and Eastern (Shanghai) gold markets, with trading hours overlapping both time zones.