Gold Prices Rise in India, Fall in UAE on December 29
Indian markets see modest gains in precious metals while UAE experiences decline, reflecting divergent regional trends
Gold and silver prices showed contrasting movements across India and the UAE on Monday, December 29, 2025, as the new week began with mixed market sentiment in both regions.
In India, gold prices continued their upward trajectory with small but steady gains. 24-karat gold increased by ₹20 to reach ₹14,020 per gram, while 22-karat gold rose by ₹19 to ₹12,852 per gram. The 18-karat variety also gained ₹15, now trading at ₹10,515 per gram.
Meanwhile, the UAE market experienced a downturn in gold rates. 24-karat gold dropped by AED 5 to AED 532 per gram, with 22-karat gold falling by AED 4.58 to AED 487.67 per gram. The 18-karat category declined by AED 3.75, settling at AED 399 per gram.
Silver prices, however, showed positive movement in both markets. In India, silver gained ₹7 to reach ₹258 per gram, while UAE silver saw a smaller increase of AED 0.1, trading at AED 9.4 per gram.
These contrasting price movements highlight the different market dynamics at play in the two regions. Factors such as local demand, currency fluctuations, and regional economic conditions continue to influence precious metal prices differently across borders.
Market experts advise investors and buyers to monitor these daily fluctuations carefully when planning their purchases or investment strategies in precious metals.
