BIGGEST Ever Crash! Bangalore Gold Rate Today Falls Rs 78500/100 Gm In 3 Days As Global Prices Hit 8-Month Low

Bangalore Gold Rate Today: The prices of 24 karat, 22 karat, and 18 karat gold in Bangalore declined sharply over the past three days amid a massive price correction in the global commodities market. Likewise, silver prices also saw a sharp correction as bearish sentiment prevailed across the precious metals category due to growing US Federal Reserve rate hike expectations and a strong dollar.

Back in Bangalore, the massive crash in gold rate today has offered an attractive opportunity for gold jewellery buyers and investors to park their money in the precious metal. Here are latest gold and silver rates in Bangalore.

Bangalore Gold Rate Today

The price of 24 karat, 22 karat and 18 karat gold in Bangalore saw a sharp dip on Thursday. The price of 24 karat gold in Bangalore fell by Rs 278 per gram to Rs 14,013 per gram, as per Goodreturns data at 12 pm on Thursday, June 25. The rate of 22 karat gold in Bangalore fell by Rs 255 per gram to Rs 12,845 per gram today. Likewise, the price of 18 karat gold in Bangalore declined by Rs 208 per gram to Rs 10,510 per gram.

Bangalore Silver Rate Today

The price of silver in Bangalore declined by Rs 10 per gram to Rs 235 and by Rs 10,000 per kilogram to Rs 2,35,000. The sharp decline in silver rate today coincided with the steep correction in international gold prices.

International Gold Rate Today

The international gold rate today continued to decline for the second week in a row. The bullion dipped below $4,000 per ounce on Thursday, according to Trading Economics data. The sharp correction has come as investors reassess US Fed rate hike expectations. Strong US dollar and easing geopolitical tensions are also impacting the gold's trajectory.

""Gold prices have seen a slight uptick, trading at $4,001.60 per ounce, which translates to approximately ₹1,21,501 per 10 grams, reflecting a modest gain of 0.28%.In contrast, silver has experienced a significant downturn, falling to $57.20 per ounce (around ₹1,73,692 per kg), marking its first dip below $60 since December 2025, driven by a broader sell-off in precious metals amid easing geopolitical tensions and a stronger U.S. dollar," Gaurav Garg, research analyst at Lemonn markets desk.

"Crude oil prices have declined by 1.25%, with WTI crude now at $69.46 per barrel, or ₹6,560 per barrel, as concerns over demand persist in light of global economic uncertainties. The market sentiment is influenced by recent reports indicating that crude oil prices have fallen below $80 per barrel, adding pressure on gold and silver as investors shift focus," added Garg.

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