Gold Price Today: The Indian gold market is losing its sheen. On Saturday, October 25, 2025, gold prices declined for the seventh consecutive day nationwide. Gold prices fell in major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata. While this steady decline is a sign of relief for ordinary buyers, it’s also a time for investors to remain cautious.
Why are gold prices falling?
Both domestic and global factors are responsible for the continued decline in gold prices. The strengthening of the US dollar, hopes of a trade agreement between the US and the US, easing tensions between the US and China, and profit-booking by investors have all combined to put pressure on gold prices.
When the dollar strengthens, gold becomes more expensive in the international market, leading foreign investors to reduce their interest in it. This has led to a decline in international gold demand, which is directly impacting the Indian market.
Latest Gold Situation in Delhi
In the capital, Delhi, 24-carat gold prices today fell to ₹1,24,510 per 10 grams, a decrease of ₹10 from yesterday. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold prices were recorded at ₹1,14,140 per 10 grams, and 18-carat gold prices were recorded at ₹93,420 per 10 grams.
Over the past week, gold prices in Delhi have fallen by approximately ₹650 per 10 grams. While this decline makes it a good time for consumers to buy, it also signals to investors that the market currently lacks stability.
Similar Trends in Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata
The decline in gold prices wasn’t limited to Delhi. In Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, 22-carat gold is selling at ₹1,13,990 per 10 grams, and 24-carat gold at ₹1,24,360 per 10 grams. Prices are also at approximately the same level in cities like Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Jaipur, and Chandigarh.
A similar trend has been observed in almost all major markets across the country, indicating that this decline is not solely due to local demand but rather a result of international factors.
Gold Price Movement in the Last 10 Days
If we look at the gold price in Delhi over the last 10 days, a consistent pattern of decline is clearly visible. While 24-carat gold was ₹13,101 per gram on October 19th, it has fallen to ₹12,451 today, October 25th. This decline is slow but steady.
22-carat gold also declined from ₹12,010 to ₹11,414 per gram during this period. A daily decline of ₹10-₹100 has pulled down the overall price of gold.
What does this decline mean for investors and buyers?
Market analysts believe that gold prices may continue to fluctuate slightly in the near future. The dollar index and international market movements will play a decisive role in this.
For those who consider gold a long-term investment, this is a time to wait. However, for those considering buying gold for festivals or weddings, this could prove to be a good opportunity.
Market Expectations and Future Trends
If the dollar weakens internationally or global uncertainty increases, gold could once again become a haven, and its prices could rebound. However, for now, the market remains subdued.
This is the right time for buyers, as such opportunities don’t come around often. For investors, it’s time to pause, assess the situation, and plan their next steps.
October 25, 2025, brought another decline in the Indian gold market. Gold prices fell everywhere, from Delhi to Mumbai and Chennai to Kolkata. The strengthening dollar and international trade events have temporarily dimmed gold’s luster.
However, as global conditions change, gold’s movement may also change. Therefore, it would not be wrong to say that the current decline in gold prices is an opportunity for buyers, but a testing time for investors.