Gold continues to remain one of the most preferred investment and jewellery choices in the Karnataka capital, driven by cultural traditions, rising disposable income and strong retail demand. While the city is known for its tech hubs and startup ecosystem, its affinity for gold remains deeply rooted. The gold rate in Bangalore fluctuates daily, influenced by global market movements, currency exchange rates, and local buying trends. This comprehensive report analyses today’s gold prices across 18 carat, 22 carat and 24 carat categories, along with a detailed look at historical trends.

Current gold prices in Bengaluru

As of the latest update, gold continues to trade steadily in the city:

  • 24 carat gold (10 gram): ₹1,23,760
  • 22 carat gold (10 gram): ₹1,13,450

While 24 carat gold is preferred by investors due to its 99.9% purity, 22 carat gold remains the most commonly purchased category for jewellery purposes.

A comparison with yesterday’s prices shows a slight decline across both categories. Today, 1 gram of 22 carat gold stands at ₹11,345, down by ₹162 from the previous day. Similarly, 1 gram of 24 carat gold stands at ₹12,376, marking a drop of ₹176.

Short-term fluctuations: A look at the past 10 days

Gold prices in Bangalore have witnessed minor volatility in November 2025. The first half of the month saw sharper movements owing to global cues, including geopolitical concerns, fluctuations in crude oil prices and currency shifts.

Key highlights from the last 10 days:

  • The highest jump was seen on 11 November, with 22 carat rising by ₹3,920 per gram.
  • The largest single-day drop was recorded on 16 November, when 22 carat gold fell by ₹1,790.
  • Both 22K and 24K categories have shown a mixed pattern of rises and declines, but the overall movement indicates stability as the month progresses.

Notably, gold prices remained unchanged on 9 and 10 November, indicating brief periods of market steadiness.

Monthly trends: November showing mild upward movement

Between 1 November and 19 November 2025, gold has risen marginally:

  • 22K increased from ₹1,13,110 to ₹1,13,450 (0.30% rise)
  • 24K increased from ₹1,23,390 to ₹1,23,760 (0.30% rise)

The highest rate for the month was recorded on 14 November, coinciding with international gold price spikes triggered by global market uncertainties.

The lowest point was on 6 November, making it the most favourable day for buyers during this period.

A deeper look at price movements across 2025

Gold has been on an upward trajectory for most of 2025, recovering strongly from dips seen in early months. Here is a snapshot of month-wise trends:

October 2025

  • Rise of 3.52% (22K) and 3.51% (24K).
  • Prices peaked mid-month before settling.

September 2025

  • A substantial jump of 10.93% across both categories.
  • Demand increased due to festive purchases and global price surges.

August 2025

  • Moderate growth at 4.92%.
  • Both domestic buying and international cues contributed.

July 2025

  • Rise of 3.33%.
  • Market responded to weakening dollar index.

June 2025

  • Marginal increase of 0.10%, indicating stability.

May 2025

  • Prices fell by 0.59%, the only major dip in recent months.

April–March 2025

  • April saw gains of 6.59%, while March jumped 5.02% due to inflation concerns and safe-haven buying.

January–February 2025

  • January surged by 7.06%.
  • February rose by 3.60%, strengthening overall quarterly performance.

Overall, 2025 has largely been a bullish year for gold in Bengaluru.

Year-on-year comparison and long-term trend

Long-term data shows a clear upward trajectory:

  • 1-year average (22K): ₹89,266.79 → Now: ₹1,13,450
  • 2-year average (22K): ₹77,102.78 → Now: significantly higher

This confirms that gold continues to deliver strong long-term returns, making it an attractive investment for Bengaluru residents.

Why gold prices fluctuate in Bangalore

Several major factors affect gold rates in the city:

1. International gold prices

Since gold is globally traded, fluctuations on international exchanges directly impact local prices.

2. Rupee–dollar exchange rate

A weaker rupee makes gold imports costlier.

3. Local demand

Festivals, weddings and retail activity significantly raise prices due to heightened demand.

4. Government policies

Import duty changes and tax revisions influence price trends.

5. Global economic sentiment

Gold is a preferred safe-haven asset during instability.

Conclusion

Bengaluru’s gold market continues to show resilience and stability despite global uncertainties. With prices for both 22 carat and 24 carat gold reflecting a consistent upward trend over the months, investors and buyers can expect favourable long-term returns. While short-term fluctuations remain a part of the market dynamic, the overall trajectory in 2025 underscores gold’s enduring appeal among Bengaluru residents.