Antam Gold Prices at Pegadaian on 23 May 2026: Check the Latest List

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Antam gold prices today, Saturday 23 May 2026, at Pegadaian were observed to have fallen compared with the previous trading session. The price of Antam gold per gram at Pegadaian is now at Rp 2,886,000, down Rp 12,000 from the previous day’s Rp 2,898,000 per gram. According to the latest data on Pegadaian’s Galeri 24 page, Antam’s buyback price today at Pegadaian is Rp 2,599,000 per gram, down Rp 8,000 from the previous Rp 2,607,000 per gram. For 2 grams, the price is Rp 5,710,000, with a buyback price of Rp 5,198,000. For 3 grams, the selling price is Rp 8,538,000 with a buyback price of Rp 7,798,000. In the mid-size category, the 5-gram price is Rp 14,196,000 with a buyback price of Rp 12,997,000. Meanwhile, the 10-gram size is set at Rp 28,334,000 with a buyback price of Rp 25,994,000. Here is the detailed breakdown of Antam gold prices at Pegadaian on Saturday 23 May 2026: Based on the latest trading data, world gold prices stood at USD 4,516.75 per ounce, down 26.20 points or 0.58 percent for the day. Despite the short-term pullback, gold prices have still risen by 34.51 percent year on year. Pressure on gold prices arises as global oil prices rise, fueling inflation concerns and strengthening market expectations of a potential increase in the United States Federal Reserve’s benchmark rate this year. Crude oil prices also continue to move close to the highest level in four years. Investors continue to monitor developments in peace talks between the US and Iran, which have yet to show a clear path to resolution. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there had been ‘small progress’ in the negotiations, but stressed that Washington and Tehran had not yet reached a peace agreement. The protracted conflict conditions and potential inflationary pressures are pushing markets to price in the possibility of a Fed rate hike before year-end. Market participants currently see about a 55 percent probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in October. Monetary policy signals also emerged after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller indicated that the central bank no longer needs to maintain an accommodative bias in its policy direction.