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Gold Price in February 2003

In February 2003, gold fell 4.9%, from $368.30 at the end of January to $350.20 per troy ounce on February 28, 2003. The highest close was $379.00 on February 4, 2003, the lowest $344.20 on February 18, 2003, and the average over 19 trading days was $358.54. Today's price is 1,007.0% higher than the February 2003 close.

Gold ended February lower. What usually happens in March after a lower February →

  • Gold fell 4.9% in US dollars in February 2003, leaving it up 0.7% for the year to date.
  • Measured in other currencies, the change ranged from −6.4% in JPY to −0.7% in EGP, because exchange rates moved too.
  • It did better than silver (−5.5%), and worse than US stocks (−1.5%).
  • It closed higher on 8 trading days and lower on 11, with an average daily move of 1.28%.
  • At the end of the month it was 7.6% below its highest close since 2000.
  • Gold/silver ratio: 75.9 → 76.4.
End of January
$368.30
Month-end close
$350.20
Feb 28
Change
−4.9%
High
$379.00
Feb 4
Low
$344.20
Feb 18
Average
$358.54
19 trading days

Gold price chart, February 2003

US dollars per troy ounce · daily close
$341$362$382Jan 31Feb 5Feb 10Feb 14Feb 20Feb 25Feb 28

Gold in other currencies, February 2003

CurrencyChange in the month
EGP−0.7%
CNY−4.9%
PKR−4.9%
JPY−6.4%

Price in each currency at each day's exchange rate, previous month-end to this month-end. A weaker currency makes gold rise more in local terms.

Gold vs other assets, February 2003

AssetChange (USD)
Gold−4.9%
Silver−5.5%
S&P 500 (with dividends)−1.5%
US inflation (CPI, month)+0.77%
Gold, year to date (end of February)+0.7%
Gold/silver ratio75.9 → 76.4

Month-end to month-end. US CPI is the official monthly index (not seasonally adjusted), published the following month.

Daily Gold Prices, February 2003

Closing price for every trading day.

DateClose (USD per oz)ChangeUSD per gram
Feb 3Mon$370.80+0.68% $11.92
Feb 4Tue$379.00+2.21% $12.19
Feb 5Wed$376.40−0.69% $12.10
Feb 6Thu$370.10−1.67% $11.90
Feb 7Fri$369.90−0.05% $11.89
Feb 10Mon$363.70−1.68% $11.69
Feb 11Tue$362.50−0.33% $11.65
Feb 12Wed$352.60−2.73% $11.34
Feb 13Thu$357.40+1.36% $11.49
Feb 14Fri$351.90−1.54% $11.31
Feb 18Tue$344.20−2.19% $11.07
Feb 19Wed$349.90+1.66% $11.25
Feb 20Thu$353.10+0.91% $11.35
Feb 21Fri$351.80−0.37% $11.31
Feb 24Mon$356.30+1.28% $11.46
Feb 25Tue$352.30−1.12% $11.33
Feb 26Wed$354.00+0.48% $11.38
Feb 27Thu$346.10−2.23% $11.13
Feb 28Fri$350.20+1.18% $11.26
Daily closing prices of COMEX front-month gold futures (US dollars per troy ounce), which track the spot price closely.

How February usually goes for gold

In the 20 years from 2006 to 2025, gold rose in February 11 times out of 20, with an average move of +0.9% and a median of +0.8%. Every February since 1971 →

Gold in February 2003: FAQ

What was the price of gold in February 2003?

Gold traded between $344.20 and $379.00 per troy ounce (daily closes) in February 2003, averaging $358.54. It closed the month at $350.20.

How much did gold go down in February 2003?

Gold fell 4.9%, from $368.30 to $350.20. The biggest daily rise was +2.2% on February 4, 2003 and the biggest fall −2.7% on February 12, 2003.

What was the gold price on February 3, 2003?

Gold closed at $370.80 per troy ounce on February 3, 2003, the first trading day of the month.

Is February usually a good month for gold?

In the 20 years from 2006 to 2025, gold rose in February 11 times out of 20, with an average move of +0.9% and a median of +0.8%. Past seasonal patterns are not a reliable guide to any single year.

Did gold beat stocks in February 2003?

No. Gold was −4.9% for the month, against −1.5% for the S&P 500 with dividends.

Did gold keep up with inflation in February 2003?

US consumer prices (CPI) changed +0.77% in February, so gold's real (inflation-adjusted) change was about −5.6%.

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