Gold Rate Today Drop In Bangalore On July 25; Check Today's 24K, 22K, & 18K Prices In Karnataka’s Capital

Gold prices in Bangalore fell slightly today for the second day in a row, bringing some relief to buyers after last week's sharp rally that lasted six straight trading sessions. The recent decline is largely due to renewed optimism around global trade agreements, which has reduced gold's appeal as a safe-haven investment.

On July 25, 2025, the price of 24-carat gold in Bangalore dropped by Rs 4,900 per 100 grams, bringing it down to approximately Rs 10,04,800. This marks a significant dip from the high levels seen just days ago, reflecting a cooling in demand as global market sentiment improves.

Gold Rate in Bangalore Today:

On July 25th, the 22-carat gold price in Bangalore went down by Rs. 450 per 10 grams, now costing Rs. 92,100. Meanwhile, 24-carat gold saw a downfall of Rs. 490, bringing its price to Rs.1,00,480 per 10 grams. Similarly, 18-carat gold prices dropped by Rs 370, now priced at Rs 75,360 for 10 grams. This small dip in prices could be a good opportunity for those planning to invest in or purchase gold.

Just like that, the cost of 100 grams of 22-carat gold now stands at Rs 9,21,000, showing a Rs 4,500 reduction, while 100 grams of 24-carat gold rates in Bangalore have decreased by Rs 4,900, retailing at Rs 10,04,800. The 18-carat of the same quantity is now available at Rs 7,53,600, down by Rs 3,700.

Silver Prices In Bangalore:

Silver prices in Bangalore is stable today after yesterday's fall. On July 25, the price of 1 kg of silver is stable at Rs 1,18,000. The price for 100 grams of silver is now Rs 11,800, and for 10 grams, it stands at Rs 1,180.

Why Are Gold Prices Falling?

"Gold prices fell as investor confidence improved due to progress in global trade talks. The U.S. and the European Union are close to a new deal that would apply a smaller 15% tariff on EU goods instead of the harsher 30% planned earlier, reducing fears in the market. Similar trade agreements with Japan also boosted risk-taking, which lowered demand for gold-a traditional safe-haven asset," said Ajay Kedia, Director of Kedia advisory.

"Investors are also waiting for the upcoming U.S.-China trade talks and next week's Federal Reserve meeting, where interest rates are expected to remain steady. A possible rate cut in October may support gold prices later," added Ajay Kedia of Kedia Advisory.

Gold Outlook:

"India's gold demand stayed weak due to high prices, with imports dropping 40% in June to their lowest level in over two years. From a technical point of view, gold is seeing long liquidation, meaning traders are closing out their positions.

Open interest fell by 16.56%, and prices dropped Rs 691. Gold has strong support at Rs 98,300, but if it falls below that, it could drop further to Rs 97,875. On the upside, if it breaks Rs 99,135, prices might rise toward Rs 99,545," said Ajay Kedia of Kedia Advisory.

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