UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce Price History — Singapore
Live UOB price in SGD plus the full historical chart. Updated 24 April 2026, 9:17am SGT.
UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce Price History
UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce Spread History
UOB bid-ask spread (per troy ounce) — exclusive data tracked daily since Sep 2025
What is the UOB gold spread, and why does it matter?
The spread is the gap between UOB's "Bank Sells At" price (what you pay to buy gold) and "Bank Buys At" price (what UOB pays when you sell back). It is effectively UOB's margin per gram — and the round-trip cost you absorb the moment you walk out of the branch.
A normal per troy ounce spread sits near our 30-day average of S$3.99. When the spread widens 15–30% above that, the market is signalling stress: thin wholesale liquidity, FX volatility, or a fast-moving spot price. Buying during a wide-spread day means paying premium today AND receiving less if you sell soon after.
Practical rule of thumb: if you must buy on a "Wide" day (e.g. during a crash rebound), accept that you are paying for liquidity, not gold. If you can wait 24–48 hours for the spread to normalize, you typically save 1–3% — meaningful on a S$10,000+ purchase. Compare against BullionStar and Silver Bullion spreads before any large transaction.
About the UOB Silver Passbook Account (per troy ounce)
The UOB Silver Passbook Account (per troy ounce) is the only mainstream way to hold silver via a Singapore bank. UOB sells it at a typical premium of 1%–3% over spot, which reflects refining, distribution, and dealer-margin costs on top of the international spot price.
The chart above shows daily UOB SGD prices for this exact product. Use the time-range buttons (3M, 6M, 1Y, 2Y) to compare today's level against historical ranges. The spread chart underneath plots how UOB's bid–ask gap on this product has evolved — a useful signal of retail demand pressure (spreads widen during panic buying or selling).
For the cheapest premium per gram, the UOB 1kg Cast Bar and 1kg Gold Certificate are typically the best value. For passbook flexibility see the UOB Gold Savings Account. For full mechanics see how UOB gold pricing works.
Considering alternatives outside UOB? The UOB vs BullionStar vs Silver Bullion comparison covers the trade-offs in detail.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce price today?
As of 24 April 2026 9:17am SGT, UOB Bank Sells At S$98.99 and Bank Buys At S$95.00 for the UOB Silver Passbook Account (per troy ounce). The spread is S$3.99 (4.03%).
How much has the UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce moved in the past year?
Over the trailing 12 months the UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce rose 93.3%. Over the trailing 30 days it rose 2.7%.
What is the typical premium for the UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce?
UOB Silver Passbook Account (per troy ounce) typically trades at a premium of 1%–3% over spot above the international spot price. The only mainstream way to hold silver via a Singapore bank.
Is the UOB UOB Silver Passbook Account per troy ounce a good buy right now?
Whether to buy depends on your goal: long-term holders should compare the current price to the 1-year and 2-year ranges shown in the chart above. Larger sizes such as the UOB 1kg Cast Bar or 100g bars carry materially lower premiums per gram, so check sibling sizes before committing.