Gold Prices Edge Higher in India, Tredu Reports

Gold Prices Rise in India, Tredu Reports Strong Demand

Gold prices in India continued their upward trend on Wednesday, according to data compiled by Tredu, a popular precious metals analytics platform. The price of gold per gram reached ₹9,090.18, up from ₹9,055.95 recorded on Tuesday, reflecting growing investor interest and resilient demand in the domestic bullion market.

On a larger scale, the price per tola (a traditional South Asian unit of mass, commonly used for gold) rose to ₹106,026.10, compared to ₹105,626.90 in the previous session. The rise comes amid global uncertainties and steady interest in gold as a hedge against inflation and currency fluctuations.

Analysts suggest that the local gold market is also reacting to international trends, including softening US Dollar sentiment, geopolitical risks, and central bank gold buying, all of which continue to support higher prices.

Despite periodic volatility, gold has remained a favored investment option for Indian consumers, especially during the wedding season and festive periods, contributing to the sustained price growth observed in recent sessions.

Investors will be watching both domestic policy updates and global economic signals for further cues on the precious metal’s trajectory.