Photorealistic image of Antam gold bars and price display showing Rp9,000 drop to Rp2.596 million per gram on Dec. 29.
Photorealistic image of Antam gold bars and price display showing Rp9,000 drop to Rp2.596 million per gram on Dec. 29.
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Antam gold price drops Rp9,000 to Rp2.596 million per gram on Dec. 29

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Antam bullion gold fell Rp9,000 to Rp2,596,000 per gram on Monday (Dec. 29, 2025), with buyback at Rp2,455,000 per gram, per the Logam Mulia Antam site. This decline reverses recent gains, including the Rp29,000 surge to Rp2,590,000 on Dec. 24.

The price dropped from the prior Rp2,605,000 per gram amid shifting market conditions.

Gold purchases are taxed under Minister of Finance Regulation No. 34/PMK.10/2017 (PPh Article 22: 0.45% for NPWP holders, 0.9% for non-NPWP). Buybacks over Rp10 million deduct 1.5% (NPWP) or 3% (non-NPWP).

Antam prices by denomination:
- 0.5g: Rp1,348,000
- 1g: Rp2,596,000
- 2g: Rp5,132,000
- 3g: Rp7,673,000
- 5g: Rp12,755,000
- 10g: Rp25,455,000
- 25g: Rp63,512,000
- 50g: Rp126,945,000
- 100g: Rp253,812,000
- 250g: Rp634,265,000
- 500g: Rp1,268,320,000
- 1,000g: Rp2,536,600,000

In contrast to Antam's drop, UBS (Rp2,684,000/g) and Galeri24 (Rp2,627,000/g) at Pegadaian held steady.

人々が言っていること

X discussions on the Antam gold price drop to Rp2.596 million per gram on Dec 29 are dominated by news outlets reporting the Rp9,000 decline and buyback at Rp2.455 million. Sentiments include media urging to buy the dip, optimistic long-term investment advice expecting prices to hit Rp2.6 million in 2026, complaints about high prices hindering affordability, and skepticism favoring alternative gold investments.

関連記事

The price of Antam gold bars rose slightly on Friday morning, reaching Rp 3.045.000 per gram after an increase of Rp 6.000 from the previous day. The buyback price also climbed to Rp 2.824.000 per gram, while UBS and Galeri24 gold prices showed similar modest gains.

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The price of gold bars from PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam) rose Rp 50,000 to Rp 3.135 million per gram on Monday, March 2, 2026—up further from Rp 3.028 million on February 23. This latest increase was recorded on Antam's Logam Mulia website in Jakarta around 09:01 WIB. The buyback price climbed to Rp 2.914 million per gram.

The Indian government has increased customs duties on gold, silver and platinum to curb imports and preserve foreign exchange reserves amid rising oil prices from the West Asia conflict.

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