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The rally that was going on for the last five days came to a halt on Monday. Gold fell by Rs 900 to Rs 1,02,520 per 10 grams in Delhi bullion market due to easing tension in the global market and selling by stockists. Today i.e. Tuesday, 12 August 2025, gold prices have declined in major cities of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, while silver prices remain stable.
Gold and silver prices fall due to the impact of Federal Reserve policies.
New Delhi: There has been a slight fluctuation in the price of gold and silver in today.
According to the India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), 24 carat gold was recorded at Rs 99,957 per 10 grams on Tuesday morning, while the price of silver was Rs 1,13,501 per kg.
Fall compared to previous day
The rally that was going on for the last five days came to a halt on Monday. Gold fell by Rs 900 to Rs 1,02,520 per 10 grams in Delhi bullion market due to easing tension in the global market and selling by stockists.
Today i.e. Tuesday, 12 August 2025, gold prices have declined in major cities of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, while silver prices remain stable.
Bhopal
22 carat gold ₹9,440/gram — ₹75 down
24 carat gold ₹9,912/gram — ₹79 down
Indore
22 carat gold ₹9,440/gram — ₹75 down
24 carat gold ₹9,912/gram — ₹79 down
Raipur
22 carat gold ₹9,440/gram — ₹75 down
24 carat gold ₹9,912/gram — ₹79 down
Silver rates
Bhopal: ₹1,27,000/kg — no change
Indore: ₹1,27,000/kg — steady
Raipur: ₹1,27,000/kg — Stable
Today's gold price per gram (compared to August 11)
24 carat gold: ₹10,140 (₹88 down)
22 carat gold: ₹9,295 (₹80 down)
18 carat gold: ₹7,605 (₹66 down)
Today's gold rate in major cities (per gram)
City 24K 22K 18K
Chennai ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,675
Mumbai ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,605
Delhi ₹10,155 ₹9,310 ₹7,618
Kolkata ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,605
Bengaluru ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,605
Hyderabad ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,605
Kerala ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,605
Pune ₹10,140 ₹9,295 ₹7,605
Vadodara ₹10,145 ₹9,300 ₹7,609
Ahmedabad ₹10,145 ₹9,300 ₹7,609
City Gold Bullion Rate (₹/10 gm) MCX Gold Rate (₹/10 gm) Silver Bullion Rate (₹/kg) MCX Silver 999 Rate (₹/kg)
Mumbai 1,00,260 1,00,295 1,13,750 1,13,530
New Delhi 1,00,080 1,00,286 1,13,590 —
Kolkata 1,00,120 1,00,286 1,13,640 1,13,568
Bengaluru 1,00,330 1,00,286 1,13,880 1,13,568
Hyderabad 1,00,410 1,00,286 1,13,970 1,13,568
Chennai 1,00,510 1,00,246 1,14,090 1,13,539
Why did gold and silver rates fall?
According to news agency Bhasha, HDFC Securities Senior Analyst (Commodity) Saumil Gandhi said that due to the encouraging trend in the market, the demand for traditional safe investment assets decreased and gold started trading on a weak note. He said that apart from this, geopolitical tensions have reduced. The reason for this is that President Donald Trump has agreed to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska this week to discuss peace efforts related to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Gandhi said that apart from this, the White House's clarification regarding the 39 percent duty on gold bars also put pressure on gold prices.
Kainaat Chainwala, AVP in the commodity research department at Kotak Securities, said that gold fell by more than one percent, erasing much of last week's gains. The market was awaiting clarifications from the Trump administration on Friday after it termed reports of tariffs on gold and other specific products as 'misinformation'. Angel One analyst Prathamesh Mallya said the tariff situation has created a global turmoil and if it escalates, traders may see gold prices further rally in the international markets and touch the $3,800 an ounce mark.
Gold futures price
Gold prices rose by Rs 1,098 to Rs 1,00,700 per 10 grams in futures trade on Monday as speculators created fresh positions on strong spot demand. Gold contracts for October delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange rose by Rs 1,098, or 1.08 per cent, to Rs 1,00,700 per 10 grams in a business turnover of 15,443 lots. Globally, Comex gold futures for December delivery in New York fell 0.94 per cent to $3,365.94 an ounce.
Silver futures price
Silver prices on Monday fell by Rs 749 to Rs 1,14,132 per kg as participants reduced their deals. At the Multi Commodity Exchange, the price of silver contract for September delivery fell by Rs 749 or 0.65 per cent to Rs 1,14,132 per kg. It traded for 15,328 lots. Analysts said selling by participants at current levels in the market affected the prices of silver. Globally, silver was trading 0.70 per cent lower at $38.07 an ounce in New York.
