Gold prices in India have largely remained steady on October 2, 2025, reflecting a cautious but balanced market sentiment amid global and domestic economic factors. Gold, widely regarded as a safe-haven asset, continues to attract investor and consumer interest, with price stability offering a sense of calm amid currency fluctuations and geopolitical tensions.
Highlights Of Today’s Gold Price Trends
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Gold was priced around INR 11,034.80 per gram, showing minimal change from the INR 11,033.19 level recorded the previous day.
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The 24-karat gold rate hovered near INR 116,719 per 10 grams, with a marginal increase of 0.79%, underscoring a steady but firm market stance.
Regional price variations persisted due to factors like local demand, taxes, and logistics, with metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata showing slightly varied rates within a narrow range.
Market Influences Keeping Gold Stable
Several factors contribute to the steady gold prices observed today:
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The US dollar’s relative strength and US Federal Reserve’s ongoing monetary policy keep international gold prices balanced, which flows through to Indian markets.
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Geopolitical uncertainties and intermittent inflation concerns maintain gold’s appeal as a hedge, supporting demand at current price levels.
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Domestic festivals and wedding season in India bolster consumer buying interest, particularly for jewelry, supporting price resilience.
City-Wise Price Snapshot And Investment Insight
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Mumbai and Delhi gold prices were close to INR 94,500 per 10 grams for 22-karat gold, a popular purity for jewelry.
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Investors and consumers are advised to monitor price movements closely, especially given the global cues around interest rates and inflation data.
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Gold remains a preferred investment option for risk-averse buyers and a diversification tool in portfolios across India.
This steady price environment, amid some global market jitters, highlights gold’s enduring role in India’s financial and cultural fabric.
Sources: FXStreet, GoldPriceIndia.com, Economic Times, Business Standard.