Gold Price Update

What’s the Price Today

As of 2 December 2025, gold continues to hover near record highs in India, while global factors create volatility in precious-metals markets.

In major Indian bullion markets, 24-carat gold is trading around ₹ 1,28,800 per 10 grams.
For 22-carat gold, the price stands near ₹ 1,17,981 per 10 grams.
The global spot gold price slipped modestly today after hitting a six-week peak, as rising U.S. Treasury yields and profit-booking put some pressure on bullion.
Gold Price Today in Major Indian Cities (Per Gram)
Gold Price Today in Major Indian Cities (Per Gram)

Indian City 24K Gold Rate Today 22K Gold Rate Today 18K Gold Rate Today

Mumbai ₹13,020 ₹11,935 ₹9,765

Delhi ₹13,035 ₹11,950 ₹9,780

Kolkata ₹13,020 ₹11,935 ₹9,765

Bangalore ₹13,020 ₹11,935 ₹9,765

Hyderabad ₹13,020 ₹11,935 ₹9,765

Kerala ₹13,020 ₹11,935 ₹9,765

Pune ₹13,020 ₹11,935 ₹9,765

Vadodara ₹13,025 ₹11,940 ₹9,770

Ahmedabad ₹13,025 ₹11,940 ₹9,770

Gold’s stability — and occasional spikes — are being driven by a mix of global economic factors and domestic demand:

In international markets, higher yields on U.S. Treasury securities have weighed on non-yielding assets like gold, pushing prices down slightly after a recent rally.
On the domestic front in India, demand remains robust: festivals, weddings, and seasonal buying continue to support strong interest in physical gold.
Some analysts point out that with global economic uncertainty and potential shifts in interest rates, gold remains a favorite “safe-haven” asset — which is helping keep demand and prices high.

For buyers (jewelry / personal use): If you’ve been planning to buy gold soon — the current high prices suggest it might be wise to reconsider the timing. Though gold remains expensive, modest dips might offer short-term buying opportunities.
For investors: The near-record levels and global volatility mean gold still presents a hedge against inflation and currency fluctuation — especially if you’re looking for long-term stability.
For sellers / liquidators: With prices elevated, now might be a favorable time to sell or liquidate holdings, especially if the global economic outlook remains uncertain or yields in other assets rise.

If global yields stay high and dollar strength persists, gold might face downward pressure in the short term — so expect possible price fluctuations.
However, any economic uncertainty (e.g., inflation, currency depreciation, global instability) could drive renewed demand — which may push gold prices higher again.
For India, festival season and traditional buying patterns may continue to support domestic demand, even if global headwinds emerge.