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Indonesia gold prices fall across Antam and Pegadaian brands

On 30 June and 1 July 2026, gold prices in Indonesia slipped sharply. Antam’s retail price dropped to about Rp 2.63 million per gram, Rp 15 000 lower than the day before, with the buy‑back price falling to Rp 2.335 million per gram. Pegadaian’s offerings of Antam, Galeri 24 and UBS also declined: Antam fell to Rp 2.736 million/gram, Galeri 24 to Rp 2.605 million/gram and UBS to Rp 2.617 million/gram. The lowest‑priced 0.5 gram bars now trade around Rp 1.36‑1.42 million, while larger sizes such as 100 grams are near Rp 250‑270 million. The price cuts were reported by several Indonesian outlets and reflect broader market dynamics. Global spot gold slipped about 1.5‑1.7 % to roughly US$ 4 020 per ounce, pressured by renewed Middle‑East tension and expectations of further US Federal Reserve rate hikes. The coordinated decline gives investors more entry‑level options but underscores a weakening precious‑metal market.