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If you are planning to buy gold, then there is good news for you. Today, on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, the price of gold has declined. This is the second consecutive day when the decrease in gold prices has been observed. At the same time, there is no change in the rate of silver today.
Today 24 carat gold is trading around ₹ 89,700 in major cities of the country, while the rate of 22 carat gold is around ₹ 82,100. Talking about silver, the price of one kilogram has been stable today at ₹ 1,00,900.
Fresh silver price – How was the mood of the market today?
On 25 March 2025, there was no fluctuations in silver prices. The rate of one kilo of silver was ₹ 1,00,900, which is absolutely stable compared to tomorrow. This rate has come at a time when gold prices are falling down, it is clear that there is currently a balance between silver demand and supply.
Gold prices in Delhi and Mumbai – Know your city rate
Today i.e. on March 25, the gold rates in big cities of the country were as follows:
| City name | 22 carat gold rate (₹/10 grams) | 24 carat gold rate (₹/10 grams) |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi | ₹ 82,290 | ₹ 89,760 |
| Mumbai | ₹ 82,140 | ₹ 89,610 |
| Chennai | ₹ 82,140 | ₹ 89,610 |
| Kolkata | ₹ 82,140 | ₹ 89,610 |
It is clear from these rates that gold prices have fallen by an average of ₹ 200 in almost the entire country. If you are making up your mind to buy investment or jewelry, then this time can prove to be beneficial.
Why did the price of gold fall?
Today’s falling rates are reasons such as international market lethargy, dollar strength and profit booking by investors. When the dollar is strong, buying gold becomes expensive for foreign investors. This reduces global demand and puts pressure on prices.
In addition, economic policies, interest rate decisions of Federal Reserve and global political events also affect gold prices.
How is the price of gold fixed in India?
Everyday changes in gold prices are seen in India, and there are many factors behind it:
- International market impact: Gold prices are fixed in markets like New York, London, which directly affects India’s rates.
- Rupee vs Dollar Status: If the rupee is weak, the import of gold is expensive, which increases domestic rates.
- GST and Custom Duty: The tax imposed by the government also plays a big role in prices.
- demand and supply: In the season of weddings and festivals, prices increase due to increase in demand.
- Local Jewelers Prices: Jewelers in every city set rates according to their cost and transportation.
What to do investors and buyers?
If you want to buy gold in terms of investment, this decline may be a chance for you. At the same time, people interested in shopping for jewelry will also be benefited on today’s rates. However, before purchase, you must confirm the rates and making charge from your nearest jeweler.
North India Statesman