Gold Price Today (Tuesday, August 19, 2025): On Tuesday, August 19, gold prices witnessed a sharp fall across India. Compared to Monday, the rate of 24-carat gold dropped by up to ₹450 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold saw a decline of nearly ₹400 per 10 grams in major states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Rajasthan.
Despite this fall, gold is still trading above the ₹1,00,700 mark for 10 grams in most cities. In metropolitan hubs such as Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, the price of 22-carat gold is hovering around ₹92,350 per 10 grams, while 24-carat gold is being sold at approximately ₹1,00,750 per 10 grams.
Delhi: 22-carat – ₹92,500 | 24-carat – ₹1,00,900
Mumbai: 22-carat – ₹92,350 | 24-carat – ₹1,00,750
Chennai: 22-carat – ₹92,350 | 24-carat – ₹1,00,750
Kolkata: 22-carat – ₹92,350 | 24-carat – ₹1,00,900
Jaipur, Noida, Ghaziabad, Lucknow: 22-carat – ₹92,500 | 24-carat – ₹1,00,900
Bengaluru, Patna: 22-carat – ₹92,350 | 24-carat – ₹1,00,750
This fall in rates comes at a time when global market fluctuations and investor expectations are influencing precious metal prices.
Silver prices, on the other hand, moved in the opposite direction. The rate of 1 kilogram of silver rose by ₹100 on Tuesday, trading at ₹1,17,100 per kg in major states. Analysts suggest that rising expectations of an interest rate cut in the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve September meeting have triggered volatility in both gold and silver prices.
Gold rates in India are not uniform and depend on several global and domestic factors. The key determinants include:
International gold market trends
Import duties and local taxes
Rupee-dollar exchange rate
Demand and supply balance in the domestic market
Apart from being a popular investment option, gold holds immense cultural significance in India. It plays a major role in weddings, festivals, and traditional ceremonies, making price fluctuations a direct concern for millions of households. Even a minor rise or fall in gold rates impacts consumer buying behavior and overall demand in the jewelry market.
Market experts believe that volatility in gold and silver prices may continue in the short term. If the U.S. Federal Reserve proceeds with interest rate cuts in September, gold prices could gain momentum once again. However, in the immediate future, consumers may benefit from slightly lower prices, especially those planning to purchase gold jewelry ahead of the festive season.
As of August 19, 2025, gold prices across India have fallen significantly, with 24-carat gold becoming cheaper by ₹450 per 10 grams and 22-carat gold dropping by ₹400 per 10 grams. Silver, however, has gained ₹100 per kg. With global cues and monetary policy decisions influencing the bullion market, Indian buyers are advised to keep a close watch on price movements before making their purchase decisions
