Gold prices in India have edged up marginally on Thursday, December 25, compared to the previous session. The current price stands at Rs 13,894 per gram
for 24 karat gold, Rs 12,736 per gram for 22 karat gold, and Rs 10,421 per gram for 18 karat gold. The increase has been minimal, with the 24 karat rate rising by Re 1 per gram from yesterday’s level of Rs 13,893. Despite recent volatility, gold prices have shown a slight upward bias over the last few days, according to Goodreturns data. On December 25, gold prices in Bangalore remained steady across all major purities. The rate for 24 karat gold stood at Rs 13,916 per gram, while 22 karat gold was priced at Rs 12,758 per gram. Meanwhile, 18 karat gold was available at Rs 10,73 per gram, reflecting stable trends in the local bullion market amid ongoing global and domestic factors. Gold's Significance In India Gold continues to hold its reputation as a dependable investment option, especially during times of inflation, geopolitical uncertainty and market swings. Over centuries, the precious metal has functioned not just as a symbol of prosperity but also as a trusted store of value. For Indian households and investors alike, gold remains a preferred hedge against volatility, whether bought as jewellery, coins or bars. Below is a detailed look at today’s gold prices in India, updated daily and shared strictly for informational purposes. Why Gold Prices Matter To Indian Investors The value of gold in India is influenced by a combination of international and domestic factors. Global bullion prices, movements in the US dollar, interest rate expectations, and geopolitical developments all play a role. On the local front, demand from the jewellery sector, especially during festive and wedding seasons, can push prices higher. Taxes, import duties and currency fluctuations further add to daily variations, making gold rates different across cities and purity levels. What Should Buyers Keep In Mind? While daily price movements may appear small, they can add up significantly for larger purchases. Buyers should also factor in making charges, GST and purity certification when assessing the final cost. As always, gold prices are indicative and subject to change based on market conditions.
