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Current Gold Price in USA

Current Gold Price in USA

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1$131$130$1
8$1,048$1,040$8
10$1,310$1,300$10
100$13,100$13,000$100

Today 22 Carat Gold Price Per Gram in United States (USD)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1$124$123$1
8$992$984$8
10$1,240$1,230$10
100$12,400$12,300$100

Today 18 Carat Gold Rate Per Gram in United States (USD)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1$101.50$100.60$0.90
8$812$804.80$7.20
10$1,015$1,006$9
100$10,150$10,060$90

Today 24 Carat Gold Rate Per Gram in USA (INR)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1₹11,629₹11,540+ ₹89
8₹93,031₹92,321+ ₹710
10₹1,16,289₹1,15,401+ ₹888
100₹11,62,887₹11,54,010+ ₹8,877

Today 22 Carat Gold Price Per Gram in USA (INR)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1₹11,007₹10,919+ ₹88
8₹88,060₹87,350+ ₹710
10₹1,10,075₹1,09,187+ ₹888
100₹11,00,748₹10,91,871+ ₹8,877

Today 18 Carat Gold Rate Per Gram in USA (INR)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1₹9,010₹8,930+ ₹80
8₹72,081₹71,442+ ₹639
10₹90,102₹89,303+ ₹799
100₹9,01,016₹8,93,026+ ₹7,990

* The above gold rates are indicative and do not include GST, TCS and other levies. For the exact rates contact your local jeweller.

Gold Rate in United States for Last 10 Days (1 gram)

Date24K22K
Oct 08, 2025$131 (+1)$124 (+1)
Oct 07, 2025$130.00 (+2.50)$123.00 (+2)
Oct 06, 2025$127.50 (0)$121.00 (0)
Oct 05, 2025$127.50 (0)$121.00 (+0.50)
Oct 04, 2025$127.50 (+1.50)$120.50 (+1)
Oct 03, 2025$126.00 (-1.50)$119.50 (-1)
Oct 02, 2025$127.50 (+1)$120.50 (+0.50)
Oct 01, 2025$126.50 (+1)$120.00 (+1)
Sep 30, 2025$125.50 (+2)$119.00 (+2)
Sep 29, 2025$123.50 (0)$117.00 (0)
  • The primary market for spot gold is the London over-the-counter (OTC) market, which serves as the global benchmark for pricing.
  • “It’s ongoing safe-haven flows stemming in part from the government shutdown and no real indication that is likely to be resolved in the immediate term here. So there’s still a pretty decent bid in gold,” said Peter Grant, vice president and senior metals strategist at Zaner Metals.
  • Non-yielding gold, which tends to do well during times of uncertainty and low interest-rate environments, has climbed 51% so far this year. The metal’s rally has been driven by a cocktail of factors, including expectations of interest rate cuts, ongoing political and economic uncertainty, solid central bank buying, inflows into gold ETFs and a weak dollar.
  • The U.S. government shutdown entered its seventh day on Tuesday. The shutdown has postponed the release of key economic indicators, forcing investors to rely on secondary, non-government data to gauge the timing and extent of Fed rate cuts.
    Investors are now pricing in a 25-basis-point cut at the Fed meeting this month, with an additional 25-bp cut anticipated in December.
    Meanwhile, political turmoil in France and Japan gripped currency and bond markets for a second day.
    China’s central bank added gold to its reserves in September for the 11th straight month, data from the People’s Bank of China showed.
    Goldman Sachs raised on Monday its December 2026 gold price forecast to $4,900 per ounce from $4,300, citing strong Western exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows and likely central bank buying.
    Elsewhere, spot silver was down 1.4% at $47.86 per ounce, platinum fell 0.5% to $1,617.41 and palladium was up 2.1% at $1,347.52.
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  • Current Gold Price in USA
  1. Gold prices hit fresh record highs on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) on Tuesday. Investors flocked to the precious metal amid growing global uncertainties and expectations of further US Federal Reserve rate cuts.
  2. MCX Gold December futures touched an all-time high of Rs 1,20,769 per 10 grams.
  3. Around 9:15 am, gold was trading 0.43% higher at Rs 1,20,769 per 10 grams, while MCX Silver December futures rose 0.12% to Rs 1,47,701 per kg. Global gold prices mirrored this surge as investors sought safe-haven assets amid rising economic and political tensions in the United States.
  4. Expectations that the US Fed may cut interest rates further have added to the positive sentiment around the yellow metal.
  5. The ongoing US government shutdown, now in its seventh day, has frozen approximately $1.7 trillion in federal funds—roughly a quarter of the total annual budget—and raised concerns about potential job losses.
  6. Banking and market expert Ajay Bagga said Indian markets were moving in line with global trends, with PSU bank indices reaching record levels. “Earnings starting October 9 will set the tone for the markets. Indian markets have underperformed the MSCI Emerging Markets index substantially. A catch-up will come eventually, but for now, foreign portfolio investors remain cautious, and the surge in primary market issuances is creating a liquidity drag for secondary markets,” he said.
  7. Bagga added, “Markets abhor uncertainty, but they’ve mastered Washington theatre.” Despite the US shutdown, American stock markets continued to hit lifetime highs.
  8. Precious metals continued their upward trajectory, with gold crossing USD 4,000 and silver reaching USD 48 per ounce. Cryptocurrencies also showed strong gains, with Bitcoin doubling over the past year to USD 125,000.
  9. Manav Modi, Analyst at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd, said, “Gold prices extended gains to a third session amid US economic and political uncertainties and expectations of further Fed rate cuts.”
  10. Global developments have also shaped investor sentiment. Modi noted that while the White House eased earlier claims about layoffs due to the shutdown, prolonged gridlock could still lead to job losses. In currency markets, the Japanese yen fell sharply against the US dollar after fiscal dove Sanae Takaichi was elected to lead Japan’s ruling party, signaling policy continuity.
  11. “Kansas City Fed Bank President Jeff Schmid indicated he is disinclined to cut interest rates further, emphasizing the Fed’s focus on avoiding excessively high inflation,” Modi added. However, markets continue to price in potential rate cuts in October and December, keeping investors focused on upcoming FOMC meeting minutes and remarks from the Federal Reserve Chair.
Current Gold Price in USAMCX Gold December futures touched an all-time high of Rs 1,20,769 per 10 grams.Around 9:15 am, gold was trading 0.43% higher at Rs 1,20,769 per 10 grams, while MCX Silver December futures rose 0.12% to Rs 1,47,701 per kg. Global gold prices mirrored this surge as investors sought safe-haven assets amid rising economic and political tensions in the United States.Expectations that the US Fed may cut interest rates further have added to the positive sentiment around the yellow metal.The ongoing US government shutdown, now in its seventh day, has frozen approximately $1.7 trillion in federal funds—roughly a quarter of the total annual budget—and raised concerns about potential job losses.Banking and market expert Ajay Bagga said Indian markets were moving in line with global trends, with PSU bank indices reaching record levels. “Earnings starting October 9 will set the tone for the markets. Indian markets have underperformed the MSCI Emerging Markets index substantially. A catch-up will come eventually, but for now, foreign portfolio investors remain cautious, and the surge in primary market issuances is creating a liquidity drag for secondary markets,” he said.Bagga added, “Markets abhor uncertainty, but they’ve mastered Washington theatre.” Despite the US shutdown, American stock markets continued to hit lifetime highs.Precious metals continued their upward trajectory, with gold crossing USD 4,000 and silver reaching USD 48 per ounce. Cryptocurrencies also showed strong gains, with Bitcoin doubling over the past year to USD 125,000.Manav Modi, Analyst at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd, said, “Gold prices extended gains to a third session amid US economic and political uncertainties and expectations of further Fed rate cuts.”Global developments have also shaped investor sentiment. Modi noted that while the White House eased earlier claims about layoffs due to the shutdown, prolonged gridlock could still lead to job losses. In currency markets, the Japanese yen fell sharply against the US dollar after fiscal dove Sanae Takaichi was elected to lead Japan’s ruling party, signaling policy continuity.“Kansas City Fed Bank President Jeff Schmid indicated he is disinclined to cut interest rates further, emphasizing the Fed’s focus on avoiding excessively high inflation,” Modi added. However, markets continue to price in potential rate cuts in October and December, keeping investors focused on upcoming FOMC meeting minutes and remarks from the Federal Reserve Chair.
 Current Gold Price in USA

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