KARACHI – Gold prices in Pakistan showed a strong recovery after falling the previous day. The domestic market witnessed a rise of Rs2,700 per tola, with rates settling at Rs453,562, according to data from the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association.
The price of 10-gram gold also increased by Rs2,315, reaching Rs388,856. Experts say this rebound reflects improved market sentiment and global bullion trends.
Internationally, gold also recorded gains. The per-ounce rate of gold rose by $27, climbing to $4,312. Analysts attribute the rise to global market stability and rising investor demand for safe-haven assets.
Silver prices in Pakistan also hit new highs. The per-tola rate increased by Rs290, reaching Rs6,822, signaling a strong demand for precious metals in the domestic market.
Market observers noted that fluctuations in gold prices are closely linked to global trends, currency exchange rates, and domestic economic conditions. The recent increase has attracted renewed interest from both investors and jewelers.
Economic indicators in Pakistan show a positive trend alongside the rise in precious metals. The current account balance recorded a surplus of $100 million in November 2025, compared to a deficit of $291 million in October 2025. Analysts say this improvement is partly due to a significant reduction in the country’s import bill.
The recovery in gold prices is expected to continue in the short term if global demand remains strong and the domestic economy maintains stability. Investors are advised to monitor international bullion rates closely to make informed decisions.
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This rise in gold and silver rates also benefits jewelers and traders, who are now adjusting prices according to current market trends. The upward movement is being welcomed as a positive sign for the precious metals sector in Pakistan.
