Gold Prices Slide to ₹13,620/g on December 30: Latest 24K, 22K and 18K Rates Across India

Gold prices in India corrected more sharply on Tuesday, December 30, extending the pullback seen a day earlier. After hovering near recent highs of ₹14,242 per gram for 24K gold on December 27, prices eased to ₹14,171 on December 29 and then fell to ₹13,620 per gram on December 30, marking a notable late-month decline. 

The softer move reflects short-term profit booking after the recent rally, even as broader fundamentals remain supportive. While day-to-day volatility has picked up, gold continues to trade at relatively elevated levels for the month, with steady global cues and resilient domestic demand helping limit the risk of a deeper correction. 

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Gold Prices Today in India  December 30, 2025

As of 10:00 AM on December 30, gold rate today across major Indian cities declines compared to the previous session. Below are the latest per-gram prices for 24K, 22K, and 18K gold across key regions: 

• Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 24K at ₹13,620, 22K at ₹12,485, 18K at ₹10,193. 
• Gold Price Today in Chennai:  24K at ₹13,746, 22K at ₹12,600, 18K at ₹10,505. 
• Gold Price Today in Bangalore: 24K at ₹13,620, 22K at ₹12,485, 18K at ₹10,193.
• Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: 24K at ₹13,620, 22K at ₹12,485, 18K at ₹10,193.
• Gold Price Today in Kerala: 24K at ₹13,620, 22K at ₹12,485, 18K at ₹10,193.
• Gold Price Today in Delhi: 24K at ₹13,635, 22K at ₹12,500, 18K at ₹10,208.

Recent Gold Price Movements in India

Here’s a snapshot of how gold prices have moved over the past few days:

• December 30th: 24K at ₹13,620, 22K at ₹12,485, 18K at ₹10,193. 
• December 29th: 24K at ₹14,171, 22K at ₹12,990, 18K at ₹10,628. 
• December 27th: 24K at ₹14,242, 22K at ₹13,055, 18K at ₹10,682. 
• December 26th: 24K at ₹14,002, 22K at ₹12,835, 18K at ₹10,502. 
• December 25th: 24K at ₹13,925, 22K at ₹12,765, 18K at ₹10,444. 

Gold prices in India softened sharply at the end of December, with 24K gold falling to ₹13,620 per gram on December 30, from ₹14,171 on December 29 and ₹14,242 on December 27. Prices had risen earlier in the week, moving up from ₹13,925 on December 25 to ₹14,002 on December 26, before turning decisively lower in the final session. 

The 22K and 18K segments mirrored this trend. 22K gold eased to ₹12,485 on December 30 from ₹12,990 on December 29 and ₹13,055 on December 27, while 18K slipped to ₹10,193 from ₹10,628 over the same period. 

Despite the late-month correction, gold prices through most of December remained elevated, supported by firm global cues and steady domestic demand, even as short-term profit booking triggered volatility toward the close of the month. 

Gold Market Outlook

The national 24K gold benchmark slipped sharply to ₹13,620 per gram on December 30, extending the decline from ₹14,171 on December 29 and ₹14,242 on December 27. This marks a decisive pullback after prices had stayed elevated through most of late December. Other purities tracked the move lower, with 22K gold at ₹12,485 and 18K at ₹10,193, reflecting broad-based softening across the bullion market. While short-term pressure has intensified, market sentiment remains cautious rather than bearish, as participants continue to monitor global bullion prices, dollar movement, and macro signals for fresh cues.  

Across major cities, most markets, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kerala, quoted a uniform 24K price of ₹13,620 per gram, indicating tight regional alignment despite the sharp correction. Chennai traded at a premium at ₹13,746, while Delhi stood slightly higher at ₹13,635, pointing to modest regional variations driven by local demand and levies. Overall price dispersion remains limited, suggesting a balanced domestic market even amid volatility. 

Conclusion

Gold prices in India weakened notably as of December 30, with 24K, 22K, and 18K gold at ₹13,620, ₹12,485, and ₹10,193 per gram, respectively. After consolidating at elevated levels earlier in the month, the late-December correction reflects profit booking and shifting global cues. Even so, underlying demand support keeps the broader outlook stable, with no signs yet of a deeper or disorderly downside.