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2026-07-26 02:33 UTC → 2026-07-27 05:29 UTC ·
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Throughout In late July 2026 Antam’s 24‑karat gold bar price continued to react to domestic and global monetary dynamics. After trade within a dip to narrow band of roughly Rp 2.601 000 2.6‑2.7 million per gram on 21 July as domestic and global monetary factors shifted. After a buy‑back of Rp 2.332 000, the price rebounded modest rebound to Rp 2.635 000 million on 22 July as July, the U.S. dollar held firm and markets priced in higher Fed rates. The Indonesia Bullion Market Association (IBMA) price held its inaugural plenary steady at Rp 2.612 million on 20 26 July, bringing together 11 founding firms to standardise practices and promote an integrated bullion market. On 23 July Pegadaian lifted with the 1‑gram Antam bar to buy‑back price fixed at Rp 2.741 000, reflecting 2.352 million. On 27 July traders reported a 1.7 % jump in global spot gold slight uptick to US$4,145 about Rp 2.622 million per ounce amid a weakening dollar gram and heightened Middle‑East tensions. Traders now expect the market a buy‑back rise to range between Rp 2.57 2.370 million, while Pegadaian listings showed selling prices ranging from Rp 2.717 million to Rp 2.727 million depending on product size. Larger units were quoted at around Rp 1.36 million for 0.5 g and over Rp 2.80 2.56 billion for 1 kg bars. The market’s range expectations remain Rp 2.57‑2.80 million per gram. New data from Digital‑gold activity on the Indonesia Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (ICDX) shows digital‑gold transactions surged 601 % year‑on‑year in the first half of 2026, reaching Rp 172.7 trillion and 66.4 million grams. On 25 July the daily price of Antam‑issued bars rose modestly to Rp 2.612 million per gram, grams, with the buy‑back price climbing to Rp 2.352 million. Six six licensed digital‑gold electronic traders now operate on the platform, underscoring growing investor literacy active. Global spot gold rose modestly to US$4,104 per ounce as Middle‑East tensions eased and oil prices fell, reinforcing the market’s upward pressure on Indonesia’s gold prices. Traders continue to warn that prices can shift toward transparent, electronic trading. rapidly due to market dynamics, regulatory fees and currency movements.