ISLAMABAD: Gold prices in Pakistan saw a significant decline on Friday, with the 24-karat gold tola dropping by Rs 35,500. Traders across the country reported lower interbank rates, reflecting changes in both local and international markets.
According to the All Pakistan Sarafa, Gems, and Jewellers Associations, the interbank gold prices for January 30, 2026, are as follows:
- Gold Tola (24K): Rs 537,362, down Rs 35,500
- Gold 10gm (24K): Rs 460,701, down Rs 30,435
- Gold 10gm (22K): Rs 422,324, down Rs 27,900
The fall in gold prices comes amid a decline in international gold markets. Global gold prices slipped to $5,150 per ounce, down by $355, reflecting economic trends and market volatility.
Silver prices also mirrored this downward trend. Local silver rates dropped notably:
- Silver Tola (24K): Rs 11,069, down Rs 1,106
- Silver 10gm (24K): Rs 9,489, down Rs 949
International silver also declined, with prices falling to $105.94 per ounce, down by $11.06.
Traders pointed to fluctuations in interbank exchange rates and global market trends as the main drivers behind the falling gold and silver prices. Many investors are closely monitoring these changes for potential market adjustments.
The recent drop in gold prices may impact jewelry markets and investors in Pakistan. Analysts suggest that global economic indicators, such as US dollar strength and international inflation trends, continue to influence the local gold rates.
Despite the decline, gold remains a preferred investment for many Pakistanis seeking to hedge against economic uncertainties. Market experts advise buyers to stay updated with daily interbank rates before making purchases.
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Overall, the fall in gold prices signals continued volatility in both local and international markets, highlighting the importance of closely tracking trends for informed investment decisions.
