Gold became cheaper by about 10% from its record high, experts are predicting a further decline of this much

Gold has become cheaper by about Rs 8000 per 10 grams from its record high. However, experts say that the price of gold may fall further.

The decline in the price of gold continues. In the Indian market, gold has fallen from its record high of Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams to Rs 92,000. Gold has also fallen in the global market. In April, gold reached $ 3,500 an ounce. However, now it has fallen to $ 3,140 an ounce. This decline in gold has come due to the reduction in global trade war and the decrease in demand for safe-assets. However, market experts say that gold will fall further. The returns that investors have received in gold this year in 2024 and 2025 are not expected to be received in the future. Yes, gold will remain a better investment medium in the long term. 

Gold can be so cheap right now 

Yogesh Singhal, chairman of All Bullion and Jewelers Association, told India TV that history repeats itself. He told the history of gold when there was a big fall in the price of gold in 2013. Singhal said that if the situation becomes like 2013, then gold can fall from $ 3230 per ounce to $ 1820 per ounce. In this situation, the price of gold in the domestic market will fall to 55 to 60 thousand rupees per 10 grams. 

The trend changed due to these 5 reasons 

1. Reduction in India-Pakistan tensions

After the ceasefire declared between India and Pakistan on 12 May 2025, regional tensions have eased. This has led to investors moving away from safe investment options like gold, which has led to a decline in demand and a drop in prices.  

2. Increase in US bond yields

Gold prices have come under pressure due to the strengthening of the US dollar and the 10-year bond yield rising above 4.5%. A strong dollar makes gold more expensive, which reduces its demand and causes prices to fall. 

3. Reduction in US-China trade tensions

Global trade tensions have eased as the US and China agreed to reduce tariffs. This has led investors to turn to riskier assets, which has led to a decline in demand for gold and has caused prices to fall. 

4. Profit booking by investors

Gold prices had reached close to ₹ 1,00,000 per 10 grams in April 2025. Now investors started booking profits, which increased selling in the market and prices are falling. 

5. Boom in stock markets

Due to the rise in the stock markets across the world, investors started withdrawing money from gold and investing in shares, due to which the demand for gold declined and the prices fell.