Gold and silver prices, which had touched record highs in recent days, have registered a slight decline today.
On Thursday, gold prices had increased by ₹40 per gram and ₹320 per sovereign, with one gram priced at ₹12,440 and one sovereign (8 grams) at ₹99,520. Silver prices also surged, rising by ₹2 per gram and ₹2,000 per kilogram, taking the price to ₹224 per gram and ₹2,24,000 per kilogram, continuing its record-breaking rally.
However, prices eased marginally today. The price of gold has fallen by ₹60 per gram and ₹480 per sovereign. As per the latest rates, one gram of gold is now selling at ₹12,380, while one sovereign is priced at ₹99,040.
Silver prices have also declined today. The metal has dropped by ₹3 per gram and ₹3,000 per kilogram, with the current rate standing at ₹221 per gram and ₹2,21,000 per kilogram.
Gold Price Trend (Recent Days – Per Sovereign):
– December 19, 2025 – ₹99,040
– December 18, 2025 – ₹99,520
– December 17, 2025 – ₹99,200
– December 16, 2025 – ₹98,800
– December 15, 2025 – ₹1,00,120
– December 14, 2025 – ₹98,960
– December 13, 2025 – ₹98,960
– December 12, 2025 – ₹98,960
– December 11, 2025 – ₹96,400
– December 10, 2025 – ₹96,240
Despite today’s dip, gold and silver prices continue to trade at historically high levels, with market observers closely tracking global trends, investor demand, and currency movements for further direction.
