Gold Prices Drop Slightly in India and UAE After Hitting Record Highs
Markets witness profit-booking as gold rates ease marginally across both countries on November 14, 2025
Gold prices have seen a minor decline in both India and the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, November 14, 2025, following yesterday’s record-breaking surge. The pullback indicates profit-taking by investors after the precious metal reached historic highs.
India Gold Rates:
In India, 24-karat pure gold is now trading at ₹12,569 per gram, down by ₹43 from the previous day. The 22-karat gold, commonly used in jewelry, has dropped to ₹11,522 per gram, registering a decrease of ₹39. Meanwhile, 18-karat gold is priced at ₹9,427 per gram, showing a decline of ₹32.
UAE Gold Rates:
In the UAE market, 24-karat gold is currently priced at AED 494 per gram, down by AED 3. The 22-karat variant has fallen to AED 453.17 per gram, a decrease of AED 2.75, while 18-karat gold is trading at AED 370.50 per gram, down by AED 2.25.
Market Analysis:
The slight correction in gold prices comes after the yellow metal touched unprecedented levels in recent trading sessions. Market analysts suggest this downward movement is a natural market correction, with traders booking profits after the sharp rally.
Despite the minor dip, gold continues to remain an attractive investment option for those looking to diversify their portfolios. Experts advise potential buyers and investors to monitor price movements carefully before making purchase decisions.
The fluctuation in gold rates affects both retail buyers looking to purchase jewelry and investors tracking the precious metal as a safe-haven asset during economic uncertainty.
