Gold is shining bright in 2025, delivering huge returns for investors. Here’s everything you need to know:

1. Gold’s Record-Breaking Surge

  • 24-carat gold: Rs 1,08,000 per 10 grams
  • 22-carat gold: Rs 99,350 per 10 grams
  • 18-carat gold: Rs 81,290 per 10 grams
  • YTD 2025 Returns: 37%
  • This marks the highest-ever level for gold in India.

2. Why gold Is Rallying Now

  • Weak U.S. Jobs Data: Only 22,000 new jobs in August; unemployment at 4.3%
  • Federal Reserve Rate Cut Hopes: Markets expect at least 25 basis points reduction
  • Central bank Purchases: china increased gold reserves for the 10th consecutive month
  • Geopolitical Uncertainty: Rising global tensions and a weaker U.S. dollar

3. international Market Snapshot

  • Spot gold: $3,586.81 per ounce
  • U.S. december gold futures: $3,626.10 per ounce (slight 0.7% dip)
  • Despite minor fluctuations, global outlook remains bullish

4. Technical View: Support and Resistance

  • Support Level: Rs 1.06–Rs 1.07 lakh per 10 grams
  • Resistance Level: Rs 1.084–Rs 1.089 lakh per 10 grams
  • Short-term profit-booking may occur, but overall trend remains positive

5. gold Performance Over the Years

  • 2024: 27% annual return
  • 2025 YTD: 37% return
  • Gold continues to act as a hedge against volatility and weak currencies

6. Outlook This Diwali

  • Key Factor: U.S. inflation data to be released this week
  • Bullish Scenario: Weak inflation → more Fed rate cuts → gold could cross $3,600/oz
  • Bearish Scenario: Higher inflation → short-term corrections possible
  • India-Specific Boost: festival demand + weaker rupee + global support factors

✅ Bottom Line: gold is in a strong uptrend and could remain attractive during Diwali, but investors should watch global cues and inflation data closely for short-term price movements.

 

 

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Kokila Chokkanathan

09/09/2025 11:32 AM