Gold prices have fallen this week due to eased global tensions following a US-Iran peace agreement and a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Retail rates from brands like Tanishq and Malabar Gold & Diamonds show stability as of June 20, 2026.
Gold prices fell across major Indian cities on Friday, June 19, 2026, mirroring a drop in domestic bullion rates. Consumers looking to buy gold jewellery will find lower prices today. Experts suggest gold may target further support zones.
Gold prices in India saw a minor decrease on June 17, 2026, influenced by global bullion rates. Major jewelers reported lower prices for 22k gold compared to the previous day. Experts suggest gold may target $4,500–$4,550 amid easing US-Iran tensions and Fed rate hike expectations.
Gold prices are holding strong, supported by central bank purchases and an interim US-Iran peace agreement that shifted focus from geopolitics to economics. Easing tensions reduced inflation fears and Fed tightening expectations, leading to lower Treasury yields and a softer dollar.
India's gems and jewellery exports dropped 2.49% year-over-year in May to $2.047 billion, driven by high gold prices and supply constraints, despite growth in studded gold jewellery, cut diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, and silver jewellery.
Gold prices saw a marginal dip across major Indian cities on Tuesday, June 16, 2026. Retailers like Tanishq and Malabar Gold & Diamonds reported slight declines, influenced by geopolitical developments and potential US interest rate shifts.
Gold prices may rise short-term as oil eases, but the US Federal Reserve meeting is crucial. A US-Iran deal on the Strait of Hormuz eased oil prices, boosting gold, though geopolitical details remain. India's gold imports fell due to duty hikes.
Gold prices saw an upward trend across India on Monday, June 15, 2026. Consumers looking to buy 24k, 22k, 20k, 18k, and 14k gold jewellery will find updated rates from IBJA and leading brands, though prices may vary with making charges and taxes.
Gold prices have fallen despite global crises, as high inflation and the potential for interest rate hikes outweigh its safe-haven appeal. The conflict in Iran has disrupted oil shipments, increasing energy prices and inflation, while a strengthening dollar also pressures gold.
Gold prices increased on Saturday, June 13, 2026, impacting leading Indian jewelry brands like Tanishq, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, and Joyalukkas. Rates for 22k gold jewelry saw a rise across major cities, with IBJA rates for June 12 also indicating an upward trend for gold and silver.
OPEC lowered its 2026 global oil demand growth forecast to 970,000 bpd, marking the second consecutive downward revision. Meanwhile, gold prices plunged to a six-month low due to Middle East conflict, rising US interest rate expectations, and upcoming IPOs, leading investors to liquidate safe-haven assets.
Gold prices fell on June 11, 2026, with major jewelers like Tanishq and Malabar Gold & Diamonds lowering rates for 22, 24, and 18-karat gold across Indian cities. This follows a correction in bullion prices, despite geopolitical tensions.
South Korean gold prices dropped below 200,000 won per gram on May 11th, marking the first time in six months. This decline is attributed to a sharp fall in global commodity markets, influenced by US-Iran tensions and expectations of earlier Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
Gold prices are falling due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, specifically the US-Iran conflict, and the tightening monetary policy of leading countries, including the US Federal Reserve. The conflict hinders the export of physical gold from the UAE, a major trading hub, while high interest rates reduce gold's attractiveness as an investment.
Gold prices show a bearish structure with a downtrend in place, facing resistance at 152,000. Silver trades cautiously with a negative bias, with resistance at 240,000. Experts advise caution and risk management.
South Korean gold prices dropped over 3% to below 200,000 won per gram for the first time in six months, influenced by a global commodity market decline and concerns over potential US interest rate hikes.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup trophy's raw gold value has surged to $713,000, a 157% increase from 2022, driven by a historic rally in gold prices. The trophy, made of 4.93kg of pure gold, reflects broader commodity market trends and investor demand for safe-haven assets.
Despite ongoing turmoil in Iran since late February, gold prices, known as a "safe haven asset," have remained surprisingly stable. Factors contributing to this include complex global geopolitical situations and robust underlying demand for gold.
Despite ongoing instability in Iran since late February, gold prices have remained stable. While domestic retail prices briefly hit a record high of over 30,000 yen per gram on March 2nd, they have since settled around 25,000 yen. Analysts attribute this to complex factors, including the influence of the US dollar and inflation concerns.
Gold prices experienced a minor decrease on June 4, 2026, following reports of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon. This development, announced by the Donald Trump administration, has sparked optimism for broader diplomatic progress, potentially influencing the Iran dispute. Major jewelers noted slight price drops for 22k gold.
Gold prices remained stable at major Indian jewellers on June 3, 2026, despite global market jitters and geopolitical tensions. The IBJA, however, reported a dip in its indicative rates, influenced by potential US interest rate hikes and tightened silver import rules.
Gold prices surged 1.12% to $4535 an ounce as markets reacted to the US-Iran negotiation confusion and escalating fears of Israeli involvement in Lebanon.
Gold prices saw a slight increase, supported by falling US Treasury yields and a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Investors await details on US-Iran peace talks amidst conflicting reports.
Gold prices fell on June 1, 2026, influenced by geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran. Despite US claims of attacks on Iranian bases, President Trump suggested Iran desires a deal. Prices at major Indian jewelers and IBJA showed a dip.
