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Antam Gold Prices at Pegadaian on 31 May 2026: Updated Rates

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Antam Gold Prices at Pegadaian on 31 May 2026: Updated Rates
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Antam gold prices at Pegadaian rose today, Sunday (31 May 2026), compared to the previous trading day. The current price per gram stands at Rp 2,911,000, up Rp 26,000 from Saturday’s (30 May 2026) level of Rp 2,885,000 per gram.

According to the latest data on Pegadaian’s Galeri 24 website, Antam’s buyback price also increased by Rp 20,000 to Rp 2,612,000 per gram, from Rp 2,592,000 previously.

For smaller sizes, the 0.5-gram Antam gold price is set at Rp 1,508,000 with a buyback rate of Rp 1,306,000. Compared to the previous day, the selling price rose Rp 13,000 and the buyback rate increased by Rp 10,000.

In the mid-range category, the 5-gram Antam gold price is Rp 14,321,000 with a buyback rate of Rp 13,063,000. The 10-gram variant is priced at Rp 28,585,000 with a buyback rate of Rp 26,126,000.

Based on recent trading data, gold prices stand at US$4,541.41 per ounce, rising 45.91 points, or 1.02%, in a day. Monthly, gold prices have dipped 1.76%, but remain up 38.07% compared to the same period last year.

The price increase is driven by reports that the US and Iran are discussing a 60-day ceasefire extension to allow formal negotiations to end a three-month conflict. However, gold prices face pressure from persistent high inflation concerns.

Disruptions to shipping and energy infrastructure could keep oil prices elevated, prompting the Federal Reserve to maintain tight interest rates for longer. US inflation data for April 2026 recorded the fastest rise in three years, reinforcing market expectations that the Fed will not cut rates soon.

Meanwhile, physical gold demand in India remains weak due to high prices and import duties. In China, the world’s largest gold consumer, gold premiums have shrunk as market participants remain cautious.

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