Jump in Gold Rate in India Today Above Rs 1.3 Lac /10 gm on 3 December; Check Latest 22K, 24K, 18K Gold Prices

Gold rate in India saw a rebound on Wednesday, 3rd December 2025, after a brief decline on Tuesday. Today, 24 karat gold surged by Rs 71 to trade at Rs 13,058 per gram, while 22 karat gold rose by Rs 65 to Rs 11,970 per gram. On the previous day, 2nd December 2025, 24 karat gold had slipped by Rs 61 to Rs 12,987 per gram, and 22 karat gold had fallen by Rs 55 to Rs 11,905 per gram.

Gold Rate in India Today: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices on 3 December 2025

24 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

The 24 karat gold category recorded a steady increase on Wednesday. One gram of 24K gold was priced at Rs 13,058, rising Rs 71 from Tuesday's Rs 12,987. For 8 grams, the price climbed Rs 568 to Rs 1,04,464 from Rs 1,03,896.

Ten grams of 24 karat gold traded on 3 December 2025 at Rs 1,30,580, up Rs 710 from Rs 1,29,870, while 100 grams surged by Rs 7,100 to Rs 13,05,800 from Rs 12,98,700.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

The 22 karat gold segment also witnessed significant gains. One gram of 22K gold is available at Rs 11,970, reflecting a Rs 65 increase from Rs 11,905 on Tuesday. For 8 grams, the price rose Rs 520 to Rs 95,760 from Rs 95,240. Ten grams of 22K are priced at Rs 1,19,700, up Rs 650 from Rs 1,19,050 and 100 grams jumped Rs 6,500 to Rs 11,97,000 from Rs 11,90,500.

18 Karat Gold Price Today in India

In the 18 karat category, gold prices moved upward across all standard quantities. One gram of 18K gold traded at Rs 9,794, up Rs 53 from Rs 9,741 on Tuesday. Eight grams were priced at Rs 78,352, reflecting an increase of Rs 424 from Rs 77,928. Ten grams cost Rs 97,940, up Rs 530 from Rs 97,410, while 100 grams rose Rs 5,300 to Rs 9,79,400 from Rs 9,74,100.

Gold Price Prediction 2026; Goldman Sachs Expected 6% Rise in Gold Rates

"The price of gold is forecast by Goldman Sachs Research to rise 6% through the middle of 2026 (as of September 24), underpinned by fresh demand from key groups of buyers who have contributed to a series of record highs for the yellow metal. The precious metal has risen more than 40% in 2025 and is on pace for its third-straight year of double-digits gains," stated Goldman Sachs report.

"For gold into 2026, I look upon the recent correction as a healthy consolidation after a very robust rally in 2025. The fundamental drivers are still there: central-bank purchases, geopolitical uncertainty, a softer U.S. dollar, and cautious global growth. The overarching trend, provided gold holds its 2025 support levels, is higher, albeit at a more moderate pace. Considering ongoing inflationary pressures and changing monetary policies, I feel that steady accumulation or buying on dips is more prudent than waiting for a substantial correction," Said Ross Maxwell, Global Strategy Lead at VT Markets.

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