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Gold prices continue their steep upward climb, with 22-carat ornamental gold touching ₹98,000 per sovereign today – an unprecedented rise of ₹1,600 in a single day. The price per gram has also jumped by ₹200, now selling at ₹12,250. Sharp Rise Over the Past 3 Days Dec 10: – Gold rose by ₹30 per gram (₹12,030). – Sovereign increased by ₹240 (₹96,240). – Silver climbed by ₹8 per gram (₹207).  Dec 11: – Sovereign gold rose by ₹160 (₹96,400). – Price per gram increased by ₹20 (₹12,050). – Silver moved up by ₹2 per gram (₹209). Dec 12 (Today): – Massive jump of ₹1,600 per sovereign (₹98,000). – Silver touched a new high at ₹215 per gram, up by ₹6. Reason Behind the Spike Jewellers attribute the continuous surge to fluctuating international market conditions, which have been pushing domestic prices to record levels. With today’s increase, the gold price per sovereign is now just a step away from the ₹1 lakh milestone, leaving both buyers and jewellers stunned.

The prices of gold and silver have begun rising once again, competing closely with each other. After experiencing a similar surge in October followed by a dip in November, both metals are now gaining momentum. This time, silver is witnessing an exceptional rise, seemingly “overtaking” gold in its upward trend. Yesterday alone, the price of silver increased by Rs. 8 per gram and Rs. 8,000 per kilogram, reaching Rs. 207 per gram and Rs. 207,000 per kilogram. This matches the previous highest price recorded on October 15th, and silver has now climbed back to that level. Gold prices also saw an increase yesterday, rising by Rs. 30 per gram and Rs. 240 per sovereign, selling at Rs. 12,030 per gram and Rs. 96,240 per sovereign. Today, gold prices have edged up further, increasing by Rs. 20 per gram and Rs. 160 per sovereign, with one gram now priced at Rs. 12,050 and one sovereign at Rs. 96,400. Silver prices have also reached a new high today, rising by Rs. 2 per gram and Rs. 2,000 per kilogram, now selling at Rs. 209 per gram and Rs. 209,000 per kilogram. Gold Price Trend in Recent Days: 11.12.2025: Rs. 96,400 per sovereign 10.12.2025: Rs. 96,240 per sovereign 09.12.2025: Rs. 96,000 per sovereign 08.12.2025: Rs. 96,320 per sovereign 07.12.2025: Rs. 96,320 per sovereign 06.12.2025: Rs. 96,320 per sovereign 05.12.2025: Rs. 96,000 per sovereign Both gold and silver continue to show strong upward movement, with silver currently leading the surge.

The cost of gold has increased to Rs. 240 per sovereign on Today Morning (December 10, 2025). The cost of the gold rate has increased to Rs. 30 per gram. The gold rate has increased and one sovereign was worth Rs. 96,240.00 and a gram was Rs. 12,030.00. The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 13,123.00. A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 207,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 207.00.

After remaining steady for a day, gold prices fell by ₹320 per sovereign on December 9, bringing the rate down to ₹96,000 per sovereign (8g) and ₹12,000 per gram a decline of ₹40 per gram. On December 8, the metal was priced at ₹96,320 per sovereign and ₹12,040 per gram. The month has seen sharp fluctuations. On November 29, gold touched ₹95,840 per sovereign, the highest in November, even as rates briefly slipped below ₹90,000 per sovereign. Earlier, on October 17, gold had surged to this year’s peak of ₹97,600 per sovereign, before dropping to ₹88,600 per sovereign on October 28. According to market analysts, the current rally is supported by expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut and increased safe-haven buying. They believe gold could climb back to record highs if global economic uncertainties persist. Since January 1, when gold was priced at ₹57,200 per sovereign, the metal has risen to ₹96,000 per sovereign, marking a massive increase of ₹38,800 about 67.8%. Meanwhile, silver prices inched up by ₹1, now standing at ₹199 per gram (₹1,99,000 per kg). Gold Price (22K) – Last 5 Days Dec 8, 2025: ₹96,320 per sovereign | ₹12,040 per gramDec 6, 2025: ₹96,320 per sovereign | ₹12,040 per gramDec 5, 2025: ₹96,000 per sovereign | ₹12,000 per gramDec 4, 2025: ₹96,160 per sovereign | ₹12,020 per gramDec 3, 2025: ₹96,480 per sovereign | ₹12,020 per gram Silver Price – Last 5 Days Dec 8, 2025: ₹198 per gramDec 6, 2025: ₹199 per gramDec 5, 2025: ₹196 per gramDec 4, 2025: ₹200 per gramDec 3, 2025: ₹201 per gram

Gold prices remain unchanged today (December 8), providing stability for consumers amidst fluctuating international trends. As of today, the price of 22-karat gold stands at ₹12,040 per gram, while 1 sovereign (8 grams) is priced at ₹96,320. Last week, gold prices witnessed a sharp rise due to global market movement. However, the current slowdown in the international market has resulted in no change in domestic gold rates today. This stability in prices comes as welcome news, especially during the auspicious Subhamuhurtha month, when jewelry purchases traditionally increase. With many families planning weddings and auspicious events this season, the steady gold price has brought significant relief and confidence to buyers who were worried about continuous price hikes. Gold traders expect the prices to remain largely stable over the next few days unless there is a sudden shift in global economic conditions.   

Gold prices, which shocked buyers by reaching a historic high of ₹97,600 per sovereign on October 17, have been fluctuating ever since. After a brief decline, prices began moving upward again over the past few days. As of the day before yesterday, gold increased by ₹20 per gram and ₹160 per sovereign, selling at ₹12,060 per gram and ₹96,480 per sovereign. However, yesterday the price dropped slightly ₹40 per gram and ₹320 per sovereign bringing the rate to ₹12,020 per gram and ₹96,160 per sovereign. Silver also witnessed a mild dip yesterday, decreasing by ₹1 per gram and ₹1,000 per kilogram, and was sold at ₹200 per gram and ₹2,00,000 per kilogram. Today ( Dec 5) , gold prices have declined further. Gold has decreased by ₹20 per gram and ₹160 per sovereign, now selling at ₹12,000 per gram and ₹96,000 per sovereign. Silver prices have also dropped again today. Silver has fallen by ₹4 per gram and ₹4,000 per kilogram, and is now priced at ₹196 per gram and ₹1,96,000 per kilogram. Gold Price Trend Over the Last 5 Days 05.12.2025 – ₹96,000 per sovereign (Today)04.12.2025 – ₹96,160 per sovereign03.12.2025 – ₹96,480 per sovereign02.12.2025 – ₹96,320 per sovereign01.12.2025 – ₹96,560 per sovereign30.11.2025 – ₹95,840 per sovereign

The cost of gold has decreased by Rs. 40 per gram on Wednesday Morning (04.12.2025). The cost of the gold rate has decreased by Rs. 320 per sovereign. The gold rate has decreased and one sovereign is worth Rs. 96160.00 and a gram is Rs. 12020.00. The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 13113.00. A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 200,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 200.00.

The cost of gold has decreased by Rs. 30 per gram on Tuesday Morning (02.12.2025). The cost of the gold rate has decreased by Rs. 240 per sovereign. The gold rate has decreased and one sovereign is worth Rs. 96320.00 and a gram is Rs. 12040.00. The cost of 1 gram of pure gold (24 K) is now Rs. 13134.00. A kilo of silver is priced at Rs. 196,000.00 and a gram is worth Rs. 196.00.

Chennai continues to witness sharp fluctuations in gold prices as investor sentiment shifts frequently between precious metals and the stock market. Over the past month, gold has seen significant highs and lows, reflecting global market uncertainty. On October 17, the price of one sovereign touched a peak of ₹97,600, while on October 28, it dropped to ₹88,600, marking a steep decline. In recent days, however, prices have been steadily climbing back toward their peak. The day before yesterday, gold prices rose by ₹140 per gram and ₹1,120 per sovereign, pushing the rate to ₹11,980 per gram and ₹95,840 per sovereign. Today, gold prices have surged once again. The price of 22-carat gold in Chennai has increased by ₹720 per sovereign, bringing the new rate to ₹96,560 per sovereign. The price per gram has also risen by ₹90, now selling at ₹12,070 per gram. Silver prices have followed the same upward trend, increasing by ₹4 per gram and ₹4,000 per kilogram. Silver is currently sold at ₹196 per gram and ₹1,96,000 per kilogram. Experts suggest that market volatility may continue in the coming weeks, keeping gold prices unpredictable.

The price of gold has been rising steadily since the beginning of this year, causing concern among the public. Although there were brief periods of slight decline, the price has repeatedly touched new highs, worrying jewellery buyers. Over the past few weeks, gold prices have continued to surge. Last month, the price of one sovereign stood at ₹73,000, but it gradually rose and crossed ₹75,000 on August 6. It increased to ₹75,200 on August 7, and hit a new high of ₹75,760 the next day. This continuous hike left jewellery lovers anxious. Gold prices dipped slightly last Monday; on Tuesday they fell by ₹640. On Wednesday, the price of 22-carat gold in Chennai dropped by ₹40 per sovereign and was sold at ₹84,320. Prices rose again on Thursday and Friday. Today’s Gold Price in Chennai 22-carat gold: ₹94,728 per sovereign (+₹8) | ₹11,841 per gram24-carat gold: ₹1,03,336 per sovereign | ₹12,917 per gram18-carat gold: ₹79,008 per sovereign | ₹9,876 per gram Silver Price – ₹183.10 per gram– ₹1,83,100 per kg