Gold Price in India Decrease Today on 14th January 2025

Gold prices in India have shown a slight decline today after witnessing an upward trend over the past few days. On January 14, 2025, the rate for 22K gold stands at ₹7,330 per gram, while 24K gold is priced at ₹7,996 per gram.

Cost of Gold Today Hits Highest Rate in January

As of 10:57 AM, January 14, 2025, the price of 22-carat gold dropped by ₹10 per gram, and 24-carat gold saw a decrease of ₹11 per gram. Below is a detailed city-wise breakdown of today’s gold prices:

Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 22K gold is priced at ₹7,330 per gram, and 24K gold at ₹7,996 per gram.

Gold Price Today in Chennai: Prices are consistent with Mumbai, with 22K gold at ₹7,330 per gram and 24K gold at ₹7,996 per gram.

Gold Price Today in Bangalore: Rates remain aligned, with 22K gold at ₹7,330 per gram and 24K gold at ₹7,996 per gram.

Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: Similar pricing is observed in Hyderabad, with 22K gold at ₹7,330 per gram and 24K gold at ₹7,996 per gram.

Gold Price Today in Kerala: Gold rates in Kerala mirror other metro cities, with 22K gold priced at ₹7,330 per gram and 24K gold at ₹7,996 per gram.

Gold Price Today in Delhi: Gold prices in Delhi are slightly higher, with 22K gold at ₹7,345 per gram and 24K gold at ₹8,011 per gram.

Recent Gold Price Trends in India

After a steady increase in the past few days, gold prices dipped today. Here's a summary of the recent price fluctuations:

• January 13: 22K gold reached ₹7,340 per gram, and 24K gold hit ₹8,007 per gram – the highest rates for January so far.
• January 12: Prices remained steady, unchanged from January 11.
• January 11:  Gold rates increased by ₹15 for 22K gold (₹7,300 per gram) and ₹17 for 24K gold (₹7,964 per gram).
• January 10: A hike of ₹25 for 22K gold (₹7,285 per gram) and ₹27 for 24K gold (₹7,947 per gram).
• January 9: Prices rose by ₹35 for 22K gold (₹7,260 per gram) and ₹38 for 24K gold (₹7,920 per gram).
   

Gold prices are influenced by multiple factors such as global market trends, currency exchange rates, government policies, interest rates, and geopolitical developments. The lowest gold prices for January were recorded on January 1, while the highest were observed on January 13.

In Conclusion

Today's slight decline (January 14) in gold prices reflects the dynamic nature of the market, driven by both domestic and international influences. While recent trends indicate a bullish phase, investors should carefully consider the broader market scenario and consult financial experts before making significant decisions. Tracking gold price movements regularly can help ensure timely and informed investments in this precious metal.