Antam Gold Prices at Pegadaian Rise on 8 May 2026, Check the Latest List

Antam gold prices today, Friday (8/5/2026), marketed through Pegadaian, strengthened again compared to the previous trading session.

Based on the latest data on the Galeri 24 Pegadaian website, the Antam gold price per gram is at Rp2,954,000, up Rp18,000 from the previous day. Meanwhile, the Antam gold buyback price at Pegadaian is at Rp2,654,000.

For smaller sizes, the 0.5 gram Antam gold price is recorded at Rp1,529,000 with a buyback price of Rp1,327,000.

In the medium category, the 5 gram Antam gold price is at Rp14,534,000 with a buyback of Rp13,272,000. Meanwhile, the 10 gram size is priced at Rp29,011,000 and the buyback price at Rp26,544,000.

Here is the breakdown of Antam gold prices at Pegadaian on Friday (8/5/2026):

The rise in gold prices is driven by optimism over a peace agreement between the United States (US) and Iran that eases concerns about inflation and prolonged high interest rate pressures.

Quoting Reuters, spot gold prices rose 0.3 percent to $4,700.98 per ounce, after reaching a two-week high in the previous trading session.

Senior Market Strategist at RJO Futures, Bob Haberkorn, said the market is currently monitoring developments in the Middle East conflict as well as the direction of US Federal Reserve (The Fed) interest rate policies.

“If the ceasefire holds and we can leave this war behind, and business activity returns to normal with the Strait of Hormuz remaining open, I see gold prices potentially driven towards $5,000 per ounce,” Haberkorn stated.

“The market is currently just monitoring the situation in the Middle East, as well as the policy direction that the US Federal Reserve will take,” he added.

Although known as a hedge asset (safe haven) against inflation, gold tends to be less attractive in a high interest rate environment because it does not provide returns.

“There is a chance for gold prices to break above $5,200 per ounce when conflicts and inflation pressures due to oil subside,” wrote TD Securities in its note.

“Then, as The Fed begins to shift focus to supporting employment, bond yields fall, the US dollar weakens, and demand from investors and central banks increases again, the bullish gold trend could strengthen,” the institution continued.