Gold Rate Today, June 25, 2026: Gold Prices Fall Another ₹4,200 per 10 gm on Thursday; Iran Peace Momentum Extends Four-Day Selloff

Mumbai, June 25: Gold prices extended their losing streak into a fourth consecutive session on Thursday, as improving prospects for a lasting US-Iran agreement continued to drain the geopolitical risk premium that had inflated the metal to record highs earlier this year. The national rate for 10 grams of 24 karat gold (99.9% purity) slipped ₹4,200 to ₹1,40,130, a sharp single-day drop that follows Wednesday’s ₹2,190 decline and Tuesday’s ₹450 fall.  

The 10-gram rate for 22 karat gold (91.6% purity) fell to ₹1,28,450, while 18 karat gold (75% purity) dropped to ₹1,05,100 per 10 grams. Thursday’s fall is the steepest single-session decline in this four-day corrective phase, suggesting that selling pressure is accelerating rather than abating as traders unwind safe-haven positions built during the height of the Iran conflict earlier in the year. 

The cumulative damage from the four-session selloff is now considerable. From the ₹1,46,520 national 24 karat rate seen as recently as Tuesday, June 23, the metal has shed ₹6,390 per 10 grams in just three trading days. That retreat reflects a market rapidly recalibrating to a world where the Strait of Hormuz is no longer a daily flashpoint, and where the 60-day US-Iran roadmap agreed upon in Switzerland is holding, at least for now. 

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The key question for buyers is whether Thursday’s sharp drop represents an accelerated capitulation that sets up a floor, or the beginning of a deeper unwinding of the war premium built into prices over the past several months. 

City-wise, Chennai held its position as the most expensive gold market in India by a significant margin, with 10 grams of 24 karat gold priced at ₹1,43,350, 22 karat at ₹1,31,400 and 18 karat at ₹1,09,810 on Thursday. The premium over the national 24 karat rate stands at ₹3,220, a slight narrowing from Wednesday’s ₹3,590 gap, though Tamil Nadu’s structural premium from local levies remains intact. Delhi edged fractionally above the national baseline at ₹1,40,280 for 24 karat, ₹1,28,600 for 22 karat and ₹1,05,250 for 18 karat per 10 grams. Vadodara and Ahmedabad came in at ₹1,40,180 for 24 karat, ₹1,28,500 for 22 karat and ₹1,05,150 for 18 karat, a marginal premium of ₹50 over the national rate.  

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Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune all held at the national benchmark across all three purities. As always, buyers should account for GST at 3% and jeweller-specific making charges on top of the listed rates. 

10 gm Gold Rates Across Major Indian Cities — Thursday, June 25, 2026 

Source: goodreturns.in | Rates as of Thursday, June 25, 2026. Wednesday rates sourced from goodreturns.in, June 24, 2026. All rates are indicative and subject to local taxes, making charges and GST at 3%.