Gold Prices in India continue to break all records. On October 6, 2025, gold prices saw a meteoric rise once again after the market opened. Today, on October 6th, the price of gold reached an all-time high.
As of 1:57 pm, the price of gold (Gold Price Today) was Rs 1,20,945.00 per 10 grams. Silver prices also rose faster than gold today. 1 kg of silver saw an increase of Rs 1814 per kg at 9:35 am.
Now, the question arises what will happen with the Gold Prices in India ahead of Dhanteras and Diwali 2025? Continue reading below-
Ashna Kedia of Maliram Jewellers, Jalandhar, while talking to True Scoop, informed, "Currently, the gold market is stable due to the ongoing festive season. Over the past few months, demand had been relatively weak, but it has seen some recovery during this period as consumers purchase gold for traditional and investment purposes."
"Additionally, gold prices have risen significantly in the last two months, with an 11% increase in just one month. This upward movement encourages positive sentiment among buyers, prompting many to invest early to secure their money, knowing that gold prices tend to rise month by month. Consequently, whenever prices experience a sudden jump, demand naturally picks up as investors look to safeguard their assets."
Ashna Kedia said, "The recent discussion about gold potentially reaching Rs 2 lakh per 10 grams is largely influenced by geopolitical and political developments. China has been increasing its gold purchases through its central bank, and India’s central bank is also actively buying gold. Such measures are aimed at strengthening their reserves against the U.S. Dollar."
"Historically, gold is considered the most reliable security for any country seeking protection against currency fluctuations. As central banks continue to increase their gold holdings, speculators and investors anticipate higher prices, hence the talk of Rs 2 lakh gold."
Kedia further said, "Despite these projections, the current market conditions suggest that gold will remain strong in the near term. Rising gold prices also drive demand for personal safety and financial security."
"After the implementation of GST 2.0, consumer interest in gold has increased further, as buyers expect prices to rise even more. However, it is worth noting that from June to August, demand remained quite low before picking up during the festive season.
Overall, gold continues to be seen as a safe and reliable investment, with strong demand driven by both festival-related purchases and long-term security considerations," added Ashna Kedia.