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Gold rates in India slightly declined on December 14, 2025, after a strong rally, with 24K gold at ₹13,391 per gram and 22K at ₹12,275 per gram. Prices in major cities like Delhi and Chennai saw minor fluctuations, while international cues and domestic demand continue to influence market trends.
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Gold prices in India saw minor movements on December 14, 2025, with the yellow metal holding steady after a recent rally. The latest rates indicate a slight dip compared to the previous day, as international cues and domestic demand continue to shape market sentiment.
Key Highlights:
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National Gold Rates: 24K gold stands at ₹13,391 per gram, 22K at ₹12,275 per gram, and 18K at ₹10,043 per gram. These rates reflect a marginal decrease from the previous day, as the market consolidates after a sharp three-day surge.
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City-wise Variations: In Delhi, 24K gold is quoted at ₹13,407 per gram, while 22K is at ₹12,290 per gram. Chennai sees 24K gold priced at ₹13,511 per gram, and 22K at ₹12,385 per gram. Mumbai and other major cities report similar trends, with only small deviations from the national average.
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Market Drivers: Gold prices remain sensitive to international spot rates and the US dollar’s performance. A weaker dollar has provided some support to gold, but elevated prices have led to cautious buying by retail investors. The Federal Reserve’s rate cut outlook for 2026 continues to influence investor sentiment.
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Investment Outlook: Analysts suggest gold may remain elevated in the near term, with expectations of further rate cuts by the US Fed supporting the metal’s appeal. However, technical indicators show signs of exhaustion after the recent rally, prompting some investors to adopt a wait-and-watch approach.
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Regional Comparisons: Gold rates in India remain notably higher than in Dubai, with a price difference of nearly 19% due to import duties and taxes. This gap has remained consistent over the past week.
Source: GoodReturns, Financial Express, Policybazaar, LiveChennai
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