Gold Prices Ease on August 19, 2025; 24K Falls to ₹10,075 per Gram

Gold prices in India recorded another decline on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, marking a continuation of the cautious trend seen in recent sessions. Despite gold’s long-standing reputation as a reliable hedge against inflation and a safe investment, today’s adjustment reflects short-term pressures in the global and domestic markets.

According to the latest updates, 24K gold slipped by ₹43 to ₹10,075 per gram. Similarly, 22K gold dropped by ₹40 to ₹9,235 per gram, while 18K gold eased by ₹33 to ₹7,556 per gram. The consistent correction highlights subdued buying interest in the short term, although long-term investor demand for gold remains steady.

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Gold Prices Today in India – August 19, 2025

As of 10:30 AM on August 19, gold rate today across India’s major cities showed a near-uniform decrease. Here are the latest per-gram rates for 22K and 24K gold:

• Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 24K gold is available at ₹10,075, 22K at ₹9,235, and 18K at ₹7,556.
• Gold Price Today in Chennai: 24K gold is priced at ₹10,075, 22K at ₹9,235, and 18K at ₹7,635.
• Gold Price Today in Bangalore: 24K trades at ₹10,075, 22K at ₹9,235, and 18K at ₹7,556.
• Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: The rates stand at ₹10,075 (24K), ₹9,235 (22K), and ₹7,556 (18K).
• Gold Price Today in Kerala: 24K is at ₹10,075, 22K at ₹9,235, and 18K at ₹7,556.
• Gold Price Today in Delhi: In the capital, 24K gold is slightly higher at ₹10,090, with 22K at ₹9,250 and 18K at ₹7,569.

Recent Gold Price Movements in India

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

• 19 August: 24K at ₹10,075, 22K at ₹9,235, 18K at ₹7,556
• 18 August: 24K at ₹10,118, 22K at ₹9,275, 18K at ₹7,589

Gold Market Outlook

Gold’s role as a hedge against inflation continues to support its long-term appeal, but short-term fluctuations are being shaped by international factors such as interest rate movements, global economic signals, and seasonal demand shifts in India. The slight dip observed today (August 19, 2025) points to weaker near-term demand, though investors are expected to keep gold as a key part of their diversified portfolios.