• By Shreyansh Mangla
  • Thu, 04 Sep 2025 10:36 AM (IST)
  • Source:JND
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Gold Rate Today: Gold prices in India have experienced a decline today, breaking a recent upward trend. The price of 24-karat gold has dropped to Rs 10,686 per gram, an Rs 11 decrease from yesterday's Rs 10,697. Similarly, 22-karat gold is now priced at Rs 9,795 per gram, down Rs 10 from Rs 9,805, and 18-karat gold has fallen to Rs 8,014 per gram, a Rs 9 decrease from yesterday's Rs 8,023. This marks a significant shift in market sentiment after a period of sustained price increases.

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Gold Rate Today

City Today's 24K Price Yesterday's 24K Price Today's 22K Price Yesterday's 22K Price Today's 18K Price Yesterday's 18K Price
Chennai Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Mumbai Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Delhi Rs 10,713 Rs 10,712 Rs 9,821 Rs 9,820 Rs 8,036 Rs 8,035
Kolkata Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Bangalore Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Hyderabad Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Kerala Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Pune Rs 10,698 Rs 10,697 Rs 9,806 Rs 9,805 Rs 8,024 Rs 8,023
Vadodara Rs 10,703 Rs 10,702 Rs 9,811 Rs 9,810 Rs 8,028 Rs 8,027

Factors That Affect Daily Gold Price Fluctuations
Several interconnected factors drive the daily movement of gold prices in the Indian market, such as global market trends, particularly the direct impact of US tariffs. The tariffs have made imports more expensive, leading to an increase in local gold prices. Moreover, the US Federal Reserve's low interest rates have made gold an attractive asset.

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The demand and supply of gold are influenced by festive seasons and weddings, which can lead to temporary price hikes. Gold is traditionally considered a safe-haven asset. When there are global conflicts, trade wars, or economic crises, investors often turn to gold to protect their wealth, driving up its prices. Conversely, periods of stability and economic optimism can reduce the demand for gold, causing prices to fall.