Gold prices in Pakistan reached a record high on Tuesday, September 9, 2025. The price of 24-carat gold per tola rose by Rs 4,100, reaching Rs 388,100. Similarly, 10 grams of 24-carat gold increased by Rs 3,514, closing at Rs 332,733.
This surge came after Monday’s increase of Rs 6,100 per tola, which had pushed the rate to Rs 384,000. Analysts say the rise in local gold prices closely follows the trend in international markets. One ounce of gold is currently trading at $3,654 globally.
Several factors are driving the increase in gold prices in Pakistan. Rising global gold rates are a primary reason, as international trends directly affect domestic prices. Investors are also watching closely for a possible US Federal Reserve interest rate cut this month. This expectation has strengthened demand for gold as a safe investment.
Economic conditions, such as a weaker US dollar and falling bond yields, are further boosting gold demand. In Pakistan, the depreciation of the rupee and ongoing inflation have encouraged investors to turn to gold, pushing rates even higher.
The rise in gold prices in Pakistan is attracting attention from both investors and consumers. Experts advise monitoring market trends carefully before making investment decisions. The consistent upward movement shows gold remains a key asset for protecting wealth during economic uncertainty.
For those tracking the gold rate today, the market shows strong momentum. Prices are likely to remain sensitive to both local economic changes and international financial developments in the coming weeks.
For more details on this historic surge, read our full coverage on the Historic Surge: Gold Price Crosses Rs384,000 in Pakistan for First Time.
