Gold prices in Pakistan stayed steady on Monday, despite recent market swings and global uncertainty. The precious metal remained in focus as investors watched both local and international trends closely.
In the local market, Gold was priced at Rs456,162 per tola. The rate for 10 grams increased by Rs1,115 to reach Rs391,085. Traders said the rise showed renewed buying interest after a brief decline.
The increase came after prices dropped by Rs900 per tola on Friday. This rebound reflects ongoing volatility in the precious metals market. Many investors continue to view Gold as a safe option during uncertain economic conditions.
According to market data, the price of 24-karat Gold per tola remained unchanged at Rs456,162. Meanwhile, different purity levels were also traded actively across major cities.
For 22-karat Gold, the per tola rate stood at Rs421,483. The price of 21-karat Gold reached Rs402,325 per tola. Meanwhile, 18-karat Gold was sold at Rs344,850 per tola.
On a per-gram basis, 22-karat Gold was priced at Rs36,135. The 21-karat rate stood at Rs34,493 per gram. The 18-karat Gold rate was recorded at Rs29,565 per gram.
Prices for 10 grams also showed variation across purity levels. Ten grams of 22-karat Gold cost Rs361,359. The same quantity of 21-karat Gold was priced at Rs344,933. For 18-karat Gold, the rate was Rs295,657.
International markets also influenced local prices. Globally, Gold prices rose by $13 per ounce. This pushed the international rate to $4,338 per ounce, including a $20 premium. Analysts say this rise supported the upward movement in Pakistan.
Silver prices also showed strength during the session. Silver gained Rs139 to settle at Rs6,987 per tola. This confirmed a broader positive trend in precious metals.
Market experts say global economic uncertainty continues to drive demand. Currency fluctuations and inflation concerns also play a role. As a result, Gold prices are expected to remain sensitive to global developments.
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Investors are advised to monitor market updates closely. Sudden changes in global rates may impact local prices further.
