There is huge volatility in the prices of gold in India. After reaching its all-time high in January 2026, the price of gold is now continuously declining. Market experts say that gold may become even cheaper in the coming times. According to a latest estimate, by the end of 2027, the price of gold may fall to Rs 90,000 per 10 grams, which is a big news for buyers.
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What is the price of gold now and how much has it fallen?
At the beginning of this year, gold had broken all inflation records. On January 29, 2026, the price of gold in India reached a historical level of Rs 1,80,779 per 10 grams. This was the most expensive price till date. However, after this the prices have come down rapidly due to profit-booking and global changes in the market.
If we look at the data till February 17, gold has become cheaper by about Rs 24,500 from its peak. At present it is trading in the range of Rs 1,56,200 to Rs 1,56,500 in the market. This decline is about 13.5 percent, which is considered a big change in recent times.
Why are gold prices falling?
International reasons are being cited as the reason behind this huge fall in gold prices. According to a Bloomberg report, Russia is again considering returning to dollar-based trade with the US. Till now Russia and BRICS countries were insisting on buying gold instead of dollar, due to which the prices of gold were increasing.
Experts believe that if Russia starts trading back in dollars, it will be a major blow to gold demand. If the world’s major central banks stop their gold purchases or start selling reserves, gold prices in the international market may fall sharply.
What’s going to happen next?
PACE 360 expert Amit Goyal has made big predictions about the future of gold. According to him, considering the current situation, by the end of 2027, gold prices in India may fall between Rs 90,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per 10 grams.
In the international market too, gold is estimated to fall to $ 3,000 an ounce. Common investors are being advised to keep an eye on the market as there may be further fluctuations in prices. Many experts have also suggested looking towards government bonds for long-term investments.