• By Shreyansh Mangla
  • Thu, 25 Sep 2025 09:44 AM (IST)
  • Source:JND
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Gold Rate Today: Gold prices in India experienced a significant decrease today, September 25, 2025, continuing their recent fluctuations. The price for 24-carat gold saw a sharp drop of Rs 93 per gram, falling from yesterday's rate of Rs 11,537 to today's Rs 11,444. Similarly, notable declines were recorded for other purities. The price for 22-carat gold decreased by Rs 85 per gram, now standing at Rs 10,490. The cost of 18-carat gold also fell by Rs 70 per gram, bringing its price to Rs 8,583.

This follows a period of volatile trading, influenced by global market trends and a strengthening Indian rupee against the US dollar. The prices are dynamic and can change throughout the day. Investors and consumers are advised to check with local jewellers for the most precise rates.

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City-wise Gold Price List (per 10 grams)

City 24K Gold 22K Gold 18K Gold
Delhi Rs 1,15,510 Rs 1,05,890 Rs 86,670
Mumbai Rs 1,15,360 Rs 1,05,740 Rs 86,520
Chennai Rs 1,15,630 Rs 1,05,990 Rs 86,810
Bangalore Rs 1,15,360 Rs 1,05,740 Rs 86,520
Hyderabad Rs 1,15,360 Rs 1,05,740 Rs 86,520
Kolkata Rs 1,15,360 Rs 1,05,740 Rs 86,520
Jaipur Rs 1,15,520 Rs 1,05,900 Rs 86,680
Lucknow Rs 1,15,520 Rs 1,05,900 Rs 86,680
Ahmedabad Rs 1,15,420 Rs 1,05,800 Rs 86,590

The recent dip in gold prices in India can be attributed to a combination of international and domestic factors. Globally, the primary driver is the commentary from US Federal Reserve officials. After a period of aggressive rate cuts, recent remarks have suggested a more cautious "wait-and-see" approach, which tempered market expectations for further immediate easing. This shift strengthens the US dollar, making dollar-denominated assets like gold less attractive to foreign investors.

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Domestically, the gold rate is closely tied to the Rupee-US Dollar exchange rate. As the Rupee has stabilised or slightly strengthened, it makes gold imports cheaper, subsequently pulling down the local prices. While festival and wedding season demand continues to provide a floor for prices, the overall market is currently taking cues from these external economic signals.