Gold Prices Dip Slightly on 12 August, Yet Remain a Trusted Hedge in India

Gold prices in India saw a slight decline on Tuesday, 12 August 2025, continuing a modest correction from recent highs. This dip aligns with global market trends and minor profit-taking by investors. Despite this decrease, gold remains a popular choice as a hedge against inflation and continues to attract steady interest from buyers amid uncertain economic conditions.

According to the latest market data, the price of 24K gold fell by ₹88 to ₹10,140 per gram. Similarly, 22K gold decreased by ₹80 to ₹9,295 per gram, while 18K gold dropped ₹66 to ₹7,605 per gram. These figures reflect a uniform downward movement across major bullion centres in the country.

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Gold Prices Today in India – August 12, 2025

As of 9:43 AM on August 12, gold rate today gold prices have shown consistent levels across key Indian cities. Here are the latest per-gram rates for 24K, 22K gold:

• Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 22K gold is available at ₹9,295 per gram, while 24K gold is priced at ₹10,140.
• Gold Price Today in Chennai: 22K gold trades at ₹9,295 per gram, and 24K gold is at ₹10,140.
• Gold Price Today in Bangalore: 22K gold is ₹9,295, and 24K gold is ₹10,140 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: The rate stands at ₹9,295 for 22K and ₹10,140 for 24K gold per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Kerala: Gold is priced at ₹9,295 per gram for 22K and ₹10,140 for 24K purity.
• Gold Price Today in Delhi: In the capital, slightly higher rates with 24K gold at ₹10,155 and 22K gold at ₹9,310.

Recent Gold Price Movements in India

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

• 12 August: 24K – ₹10,140 | 22K – ₹9,295
• 11 August: 24K – ₹10,228 | 22K – ₹9,375
• 10 August: 24K – ₹10,304 | 22K – ₹9,445

Gold Market Outlook

While today’s prices show a mild decline, analysts note that gold’s enduring appeal as an inflation-resistant asset remains strong. Global economic factors, inflation rates, and central bank policies will continue to influence gold prices. Domestically, consistent retail demand ahead of upcoming festivals is expected to support prices. Both individual and institutional investors are likely to keep gold in focus as a reliable store of value.