KARACHI – Gold prices in Pakistan fell for the third straight day on Thursday as the international market continued to show weakness. The latest drop pushed the local market further down, according to data shared by the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association.
The association reported that the price of 24-karat gold declined by Rs1,700 per tola, bringing the new rate to Rs441,462. The rate of 24-karat gold per 10 grams also decreased by Rs1,457, reducing the price to Rs378,482.
Meanwhile, 22-karat gold also saw a notable decline. Its price fell by Rs1,336 per 10 grams, with the updated rate now standing at Rs346,954.
On the international front, gold became cheaper by $17 per ounce. The global price dropped to $4,191, and the decline directly influenced domestic Gold prices, pushing them further down.
Silver rates also moved downward in the domestic market. The price of 24-karat silver per tola fell by Rs85, settling at Rs6,000. Silver per 10 grams also decreased by Rs72, reaching Rs5,144.
A day earlier, the gold market had already shown a downward trend. The per-tola price dropped by Rs1,000, closing at Rs443,162. Similarly, the 10-gram price fell by Rs858, standing at Rs379,939.
In the global market, the yellow metal recorded a $10 decline the previous day, reaching $4,208 per ounce.
Despite the continuous fall in Gold prices, silver had shown the opposite trend a day earlier. Silver per tola had increased by Rs81, hitting Rs6,085, while the 10-gram price rose by Rs69, reaching Rs5,216.
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Market analysts believe that ongoing fluctuations in international trading and shifting investor sentiment are contributing to the consistent drop in domestic gold rates. Dealers expect price volatility to continue in the coming days as global trends remain uncertain.
