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Current Gold Prices: Trends and Insights for July 25, 2026

On July 25, 2026, gold prices showed mixed trends, with futures on the MCX rising while retail rates declined. The article provides detailed city-specific gold rates, insights into recent market corrections, and expert opinions on future trends. Discover how global factors are influencing gold prices and what to expect in the coming days.
 

Gold Price Overview for July 25, 2026

On Saturday, July 25, 2026, gold prices exhibited a mixed performance. While futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) showed an increase, retail bullion rates reflected a downturn from the previous trading session. The 24-carat gold futures on the MCX rose by 0.17%, gaining Rs 245 to reach Rs 1,43,066 per 10 grams during morning trading. This follows a previous close of Rs 1,42,821 per 10 grams. Internationally, gold prices also saw an uptick, reaching $4,055.70 per ounce. According to data from the bullion market, the price for 24-carat gold was quoted at Rs 1,43,750 per 10 grams. The Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) reported a closing price of Rs 1,42,757 per 10 grams for 24-carat gold on Friday. As the bullion markets are closed on weekends, these rates will remain unchanged until the next trading session.


Retail Gold Prices Across Major Cities

As per GoodReturns, the retail price for 24-carat gold is currently at Rs 1,47,420 per 10 grams. In the Delhi bullion market, the price, including taxes, stands at Rs 1,47,200 per 10 grams.

Gold Rates in Major Cities
City 24 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams) 22 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams) 18 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams)
Delhi Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Mumbai Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Kolkata Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Chennai Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 113150
Patna Rs 147320 Rs 135050 Rs 110510
Lucknow Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Meerut Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Ayodhya Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Kanpur Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Ghaziabad Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Noida Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Gurugram Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Chandigarh Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Jaipur Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Ludhiana Rs 147420 Rs 135150 Rs 110610
Guwahati Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Jalgaon Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Indore Rs 147320 Rs 135050 Rs 110510
Ahmedabad Rs 147320 Rs 135050 Rs 110510
Vadodara Rs 147320 Rs 135050 Rs 110510
Appearance Rs 147320 Rs 135050 Rs 110510
Pune Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Nagpur Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Nashik Rs 147310 Rs 135030 Rs 110490
Bangalore Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Bhubaneswar Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Raipur Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460
Hyderabad Rs 147280 Rs 135000 Rs 110460


Recent Trends in Gold Prices

Gold prices experienced a decline on Friday as traders took profits following a recent surge. In the Delhi bullion market, the price for 99.9% pure gold dropped by Rs 2,000, settling at Rs 1,47,200 per 10 grams (including taxes). This marked a second consecutive day of decline, down from Rs 1,49,200 per 10 grams the previous day. In the international market, spot gold saw a slight increase to $4,063.70 per ounce, despite the drop in domestic prices. Gold futures also closed lower in the last session, with the August contract on the MCX falling by Rs 849, or 0.59%, to end at Rs 1,41,972 per 10 grams as speculators adjusted their positions amid weaker demand. Globally, gold futures in New York decreased by 0.47% to $4,030.29 per ounce.


Expert Insights on Gold Market Trends

Praveen Singh, the commodities head at Mirae Asset Sharekhan, noted that spot gold was trading slightly higher at around $4,060 per ounce in international markets. He also mentioned that Brent crude oil prices fell by approximately 4% after a significant 12% increase over five days. Singh highlighted ongoing tensions, with the US continuing its military actions against Iran for the 14th day. Additionally, the Trump administration has imposed tariffs on 60 countries, including India. Analysts suggest that the decline in gold futures prices is linked to a weak trend in global markets.