Gold, Silver Rates in Pakistan fell sharply over the weekend, causing concern among investors and jewellers. Local markets were pressured after a steep sell-off in the international bullion market.
On Sunday, the price of gold per tola settled at Rs511,862. Ten grams of gold were priced at Rs438,839. This follows a major drop on Friday, when per tola gold had plunged by Rs35,500 to Rs537,362. The continuous decline highlights the volatility in Pakistan’s bullion market.
Silver prices also fell. A tola of silver dropped by Rs2,063 to close at Rs9,006. Experts say the fall in Gold, Silver Rates is linked to global market trends and increased selling activity.
The 21-karat gold rates today reflect the same downward trend. Per tola, 22K gold is Rs481,250, 21K gold Rs459,375, and 18K gold Rs393,750. For 10 grams, 22K gold is Rs412,600, 21K gold Rs393,846, and 18K gold Rs337,582. Per ounce, 22K gold costs Rs1,169,437, while 21K gold is Rs1,116,281, and 18K gold Rs956,812.
Globally, gold prices dropped by $255 over the weekend, bringing the price to $4,895 per ounce, including a $20 premium. Analysts say the global dip directly influenced the local market and triggered the sharp decline in Gold, Silver Rates in Pakistan.
Traders and jewellers are closely monitoring the market, advising caution in buying and selling gold and silver amid the ongoing fluctuations. Many suggest waiting for stabilization before making major purchases.
The fall in prices is expected to continue if international demand weakens further. Investors are also advised to diversify portfolios to minimize risks caused by sudden shifts in precious metal prices.
Local buyers and sellers are keeping a close eye on market updates to make informed decisions. The recent drop in Gold, Silver Rates serves as a reminder of the volatility in the global and domestic bullion markets.
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