Antam Gold Prices Rise at Pegadaian on December 2, 2025

Price Increase Across All Weight Categories

Antam gold prices at Pegadaian experienced a significant increase on December 2, 2025, across all weight categories. The price for 1-gram gold bars was set at Rp2.657 million, while the buyback price was Rp2.3 million per gram. Other weight categories also saw price hikes: 0.5-gram bars were sold at Rp1.384 million with a buyback price of Rp1.15 million, while 2-gram bars were priced at Rp5.247 million with a buyback of Rp4.601 million.

Higher Weight Categories Follow Similar Trend

The upward price movement was consistent across larger gold bars as well. 5-gram gold bars were sold at Rp13.034 million with a buyback price of Rp11.504 million, while 10-gram bars were offered at Rp26.01 million with a buyback of Rp23.008 million. Larger denominations such as 25-gram and 50-gram bars were priced at Rp64.886 million and Rp129.685 million, respectively.

Largest Denominations Show Significant Price Movements

For larger investors, 100-gram gold bars were priced at Rp259.284 million with a buyback price of Rp228.957 million. The 250-gram bars were sold at Rp647.917 million, while 500-gram (half-kilogram) bars were marketed at Rp1.295602 billion with a buyback price of Rp1.139149 billion. The largest denomination, 1,000-gram bars, was priced at Rp2.59116 billion with a buyback of Rp2.278299 billion.

Market Dynamics Driving Price Changes

The increase in Antam gold prices at Pegadaian is attributed to global market dynamics, particularly influenced by interest rate sentiments and demand for safe-haven assets. Domestic prices typically follow international gold price movements and fluctuations in the rupiah against the US dollar. This price adjustment reflects the ongoing global economic conditions and investor behavior in precious metals.