New Gold Price History

New Gold Price History - Complete Historical Data Since 2004

Access complete New Gold (NGD) historical price data with our interactive chart featuring 1,310 daily data points from 2004 to present. Our new gold price history chart includes OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) data updated daily, allowing you to analyze long-term trends, identify patterns, and make informed decisions.

New Gold Historical Price Summary

• Data Range: November 2004 to Present
• Total Data Points: 1,310 daily prices
• High (2000+): $14.15
• Low (2000+): $0.39
• Current Price: $13.42

How to Use the New Gold Historical Chart

• Time Range Selection: Switch between 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 5 years, or view all historical data at once.
• Zoom with Brush Tool: Drag the handles on the mini-chart below to zoom into specific date ranges for detailed historical analysis.
• Hover for OHLC Data: Move your cursor over the chart to see exact Open, High, Low, and Close prices for any historical date.
• Share Your Analysis: Use the share button to save or share specific chart views with your settings preserved.

Understanding New Gold Price Trends

New Gold Inc. is a Canadian gold mining company headquartered in Toronto. It operates the Rainy River mine in Ontario and the New Afton mine in British Columbia. New Gold focuses on intermediate gold production in politically stable Canadian jurisdictions.

Analyzing new gold historical prices helps investors identify long-term trends, cyclical patterns, and potential entry or exit points. Our comprehensivenew gold price history database allows you to study price movements across different market conditions, economic cycles, and geopolitical events.

Frequently Asked Questions About New Gold Prices

What is the current New Gold price?

The current New Gold (NGD) price is $13.42 USD. This price is updated daily with live market data from global exchanges.

What was the highest New Gold price since 2000?

The highest New Gold price since 2000 is $14.15 USD. We use year 2000 as our baseline because it marks the modern financial era with more reliable data and relevant market conditions for today's investors. Use our interactive chart to explore when this high occurred.

How far back does your New Gold price history go?

Our New Gold price history database goes back to 2004, providing 1,310 daily data points for comprehensive historical analysis. This includes daily OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) prices for accurate trend analysis.