Gold prices in India inched up by 0.63% on November 26, 2025, driven by global cues and domestic demand. The 24-carat gold price reached ₹12,6320 per 10 grams, with similar gains across 22K and 18K variants in metro cities reflecting steady investor interest and safe-haven buying.
Gold prices witnessed a notable increase of 0.63% on the domestic market on 26 November 2025, amid a mix of global demand resurgence and cautious investor sentiment. The price of 24-carat gold surged to ₹12,6320 per 10 grams, up ₹790 from the previous day, while 22-carat gold rose to ₹115,793 per 10 grams.
Across key metro cities, gold prices followed this upward trend:
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Mumbai: 24K at ₹12,6320 per 10 grams
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Chennai: 24K at ₹12,6680 per 10 grams
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Delhi: 24K at ₹12,6100 per 10 grams
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Bengaluru: 24K at ₹12,6410 per 10 grams
The precious metal’s rise is influenced by softer US dollar trends and weak US economic data, which typically bolster demand for gold as a safe haven. Import duty structure and local demand for festivals and weddings have also contributed to the steady price uptick.
Market watchers suggest that continued geopolitical uncertainties and inflation concerns may sustain gold's appeal, balancing economic growth narratives with risk aversion.
Key Highlights
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Gold prices gain 0.63%, with 24-carat gold at ₹12,6320 per 10 grams nationally
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Metro cities see consistent price increases: Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Bengaluru
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22-carat and 18-carat gold prices also up by similar margins
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Weaker US dollar and soft US economic data support gold’s safe-haven demand
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Domestic demand, driven by festive and wedding seasons, bolsters prices
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Import duties and global factors keep the gold market dynamic and cautious
Source: Financial Express, GoodReturns, BankBazaar, Indian Express