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Gold pip value table

What one pip, ten pips, a hundred pips and a $1 move are worth on XAUUSD, from 0.01 to 10 lots. Standard 100 oz contract, 1 pip = $0.10, USD account.

Updated 14 November 2026

LotsGold1 pip10 pips100 pips$1 move
0.011 oz$0.10$1.00$10.00$1.00
0.022 oz$0.20$2.00$20.00$2.00
0.033 oz$0.30$3.00$30.00$3.00
0.055 oz$0.50$5.00$50.00$5.00
0.1010 oz$1.00$10.00$100.00$10.00
0.1515 oz$1.50$15.00$150.00$15.00
0.2020 oz$2.00$20.00$200.00$20.00
0.2525 oz$2.50$25.00$250.00$25.00
0.3030 oz$3.00$30.00$300.00$30.00
0.5050 oz$5.00$50.00$500.00$50.00
0.7575 oz$7.50$75.00$750.00$75.00
1.00100 oz$10.00$100.00$1,000.00$100.00
1.50150 oz$15.00$150.00$1,500.00$150.00
2.00200 oz$20.00$200.00$2,000.00$200.00
3.00300 oz$30.00$300.00$3,000.00$300.00
5.00500 oz$50.00$500.00$5,000.00$500.00
10.001000 oz$100.00$1,000.00$10,000.00$1,000.00
1 pip = $0.10 price move. 100 pips = a $10 move. USD account.
Formulapip value = lots × contract size × pip size
0.25 lots × 100 oz × $0.10 = $2.50 per pip

Need a size that isn't listed? Use the pip value calculator: type any lot size and any number of pips.

If your broker counts pips differently

A few platforms call every $0.01 a pip, and in conversation some people call $1 a pip. Here is the value of "one pip" on 1 lot under each convention. A $5.00 move is still $500 on one lot either way; only the pip count changes. More on that in what is a pip in gold.

1 pip =1 pip, 1 lot1 pip, 0.01 lotPips in a $5 move
$0.10 (standard)$10.00$0.1050
$0.01$1.00$0.01500
$1.00$100.00$1.005

If your contract isn't 100 oz

Most MT4/MT5 brokers use 100 oz per lot, but some list gold as 10 oz or 1 oz per lot, and futures are different again (COMEX GC is 100 oz, MGC micro is 10 oz). Check Contract size in the symbol specification. Pip value scales directly with ounces:

Contract1 pip, 1 lot1 pip, 0.10 lot$1 move, 1 lot
100 oz$10.00$1.00$100.00
10 oz$1.00$0.10$10.00
1 oz$0.10$0.01$1.00

Pip value in GBP and EUR accounts

Gold's profit and loss is made in US dollars and converted into your account currency. So the dollar figures above are exact, and the pound or euro figure is the dollar figure × today's rate. If 1 USD buys £0.79, one pip on 1 lot is $10 × 0.79 = £7.90, and on 0.10 lot it's £0.79. The rate moves a little every day, which is why the calculator asks you for it instead of guessing.

Why pip value matters more than lot size

"0.10 lots" means nothing on its own. "$1 a pip with a 60-pip stop" tells you the trade risks $60. Thinking in pip value keeps you honest about what each idea costs if it's wrong, and it's the bridge between a stop loss and a risk-per-trade rule.

Questions

What is the pip value of 1 lot of gold?

$10 per pip, on a 100 oz contract with 1 pip = $0.10. A $1 move on 1 lot is $100.

What is the pip value of 0.01 lot of gold?

$0.10 per pip. A $1 move on 0.01 lot is $1, and a 100-pip move is $10.

Does gold's pip value change with the price?

Not in a US dollar account. Gold is quoted in dollars, so a $0.10 move on 100 oz is always $10. In a GBP or EUR account the pip value moves slightly with the exchange rate.

How do I work out pip value for a GBP account?

Work it out in dollars first, then convert: $10 per pip on 1 lot × today's USD→GBP rate. At 0.79, that's £7.90 per pip. The calculator on the home page does this if you choose GBP and enter the rate.

Why does my broker show $1 per pip on 1 lot?

That broker counts a $0.01 move as a pip (or a point). The money is the same: their 10 "pips" equal our 1 pip, both $10 on a standard lot.

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