Gold Price in India Today, Sept 4, 2025

On Tuesday, the 4th of September, 2025, the price of gold in India experienced a small loss and this attracted investors, jewelers and ordinary buyers. Gold 24-karat is currently priced at ₹10,686 per gram, 22-karat is at ₹9,795 per gram, and 18-karat gold is at ₹8,014 per gram. The changes, though not drastic, are an indication of the fluctuations caused by the world market forces, the trend of currency exchange, and demand-supply forces in the local market. All buyers and traders in India are closely monitoring these changes, as it has the potential to impact investment as well as purchases during the wedding season.

Gold Price Trends Across India

The price of gold is a vital sign of the mood of the economy, and even minor changes on a daily basis can trigger a domestic frenzy. Being among the largest gold consumers in the world, the daily rates are followed closely not only to make investments but also to go shopping on jewelry and to adhere to the cultural traditions. The current dip presents both threats and opportunities to buyers and sellers based on how they navigate.

Gold Price Today in Major Indian Cities (Per Gram)

City	24K Gold (₹)	22K Gold (₹)	18K Gold (₹)
Ahmedabad	10,691	9,800	8,019
Bangalore	10,686	9,795	8,014
Bhubaneswar	10,686	9,795	8,014
Chandigarh	10,701	9,810	8,027
Chennai	10,686	9,795	8,110
Coimbatore	10,686	9,795	8,110
Delhi	10,701	9,810	8,027
Hyderabad	10,686	9,795	8,014
Jaipur	10,701	9,810	8,027
Kerala	10,686	9,795	8,014
Kolkata	10,686	9,795	8,014
Lucknow	10,701	9,810	8,027
Madurai	10,686	9,795	8,110
Mumbai	10,686	9,795	8,014
Nagpur	10,686	9,795	8,014
Patna	10,691	9,800	8,019
Pune	10,686	9,795	8,014
Surat	10,691	9,800	8,019
Vadodara	10,691	9,800	8,019
Vijayawada	10,686	9,795	8,014

Factors Influencing Gold Rates

The minor fall in the gold rates could be attributed to various international and national factors. The prices of gold also fluctuate across a border based on the health of the U.S. dollar, the inflation rates, and other geopolitical events. A higher dollar makes the demand for gold decline and prices decrease in the local currency. On the domestic front, purchases are heavily influenced by seasonal purchases, wedding demand, and festive events. Even a small decline like the one being experienced nowadays can push more people to buy before major festivals.

This is a dip that is being monitored by investors as a possible point of entry, and jewelers may see more foot traffic as people reduce their prices. As the uncertainties around the world are still looming, analysts are of the view that gold will remain a safe-haven commodity in the long term.