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Pegadaian Gold Prices Rise on April 1, 2026 – Check the Latest Rates

Gold prices at PT Pegadaian recorded a solid increase on Wednesday, April 1, 2026. According to Pegadaian’s official website, gold produced by PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam) climbed by Rp4,000, reaching Rp2,941,000 per gram.

The 0.5-gram Antam gold rose to Rp1,523,000 from Rp1,521,000. Meanwhile, larger sizes such as 2 grams and 5 grams are now priced at Rp5,818,000 and Rp14,467,000, respectively.

Gold from PT Untung Bersama Sejahtera (UBS) also saw a notable increase of Rp11,000, bringing the price to Rp2,857,000 per gram. Heavier weights like 10 grams and 25 grams are currently offered at Rp27,873,000 and Rp69,546,000.

Similarly, Galeri 24 gold experienced an increase of Rp11,000, now priced at Rp2,844,000 per gram. The smallest unit available today is listed at Rp1,492,000.

Below is the complete and updated Pegadaian gold price list for today:

Weight (Gram)	Galeri 24	Antam	UBS
0.5	Rp1,492,000	Rp1,523,000	Rp1,544,000
1	Rp2,844,000	Rp2,941,000	Rp2,857,000
2	Rp5,619,000	Rp5,818,000	Rp5,670,000
5	Rp13,943,000	Rp14,467,000	Rp14,010,000
10	Rp27,811,000	Rp28,876,000	Rp27,873,000
25	Rp69,152,000	Rp72,059,000	Rp69,546,000
50	Rp138,195,000	Rp144,035,000	Rp138,806,000
100	Rp276,254,000	Rp287,989,000	Rp277,502,000
250	Rp688,939,000	-	Rp693,550,000
500	Rp1,377,877,000	-	Rp1,385,471,000
1000	Rp2,755,754,000	-	-

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Gold Prices Slip Tuesday Morning as Fed Signals Controlled US Inflation

Gold prices edged lower in early Tuesday trading (March 31, 2026), reflecting cautious market sentiment after the Federal Reserve signaled that long-term inflation expectations in the United States remain under control.

As of 07:00 WIB, gold futures for June 2026 delivery on the Commodity Exchange were recorded at $4,544.40 per troy ounce, marking a 0.29% decline from the previous session’s close of $4,557.50 per troy ounce.

The slight correction in gold prices comes after the Federal Reserve indicated confidence in its current monetary policy stance. According to Bloomberg, Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the central bank is in a “good position” to adopt a wait-and-see approach, despite rising oil prices that continue to fuel inflation concerns and speculation over potential interest rate hikes.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East remain elevated, particularly following the Iran conflict that escalated a month ago. During that period, many investors took advantage of lower gold prices to re-enter the market, supporting demand for the precious metal.

However, rising energy costs could drive inflation higher, prompting central banks to tighten monetary policy further. This scenario may weigh on gold prices, as higher interest rates tend to reduce the appeal of non-yielding assets like gold.

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Gold Prices Hold Steady as US–Iran Talks Stall, Market Volatility Persists

Gold prices remained stable at around $4,400 per ounce on Friday (March 27), following a sharp decline in the previous session, as Donald Trump postponed the deadline for Iran to reach a peace agreement.

According to Trading Economics, Trump pledged not to target Iran’s energy facilities until April 6, offering temporary relief to markets shaken by nearly a month of geopolitical tensions. He also stated that Iran allowed 10 oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz this week as a “gesture” toward the United States.

However, uncertainty remains high. Iran confirmed it has rejected the 15-point proposal from the US to end the conflict, instead presenting its own conditions, including recognition of Tehran’s authority over the Strait of Hormuz.

On Thursday, gold prices dropped nearly 3%, reflecting ongoing skepticism over the likelihood of a near-term ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran.

Meanwhile, gold and other metals continue to face heavy selling pressure, as the prolonged Middle East conflict and rising energy prices fuel inflation concerns. This has also strengthened expectations that major central banks may raise interest rates later this year, further impacting precious metal demand.

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