ISLAMABAD – Gold prices in Pakistan have surged to an all-time high, with the cost per tola reaching a record-breaking Rs325,700. This sharp rise comes as global and local markets experience heightened demand for the precious metal, reflecting growing economic uncertainties.
The price of 24-karat gold has also seen a significant increase, now priced at Rs279,240 per 10 grams. The recent surge in prices is attributed to the ongoing volatility in international markets, which has caused a ripple effect in Pakistan’s gold rates. Experts believe factors such as inflationary pressures, shifts in currency markets, and broader global economic instability are contributing to the spike in gold prices.
The rise in gold prices has been consistent across major cities in Pakistan, with the same rate of Rs325,700 per tola reported in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Sialkot, Hyderabad, and Faisalabad. In contrast, silver prices have remained stable, holding at Rs3,421 per tola nationwide.
Today’s Gold Price
City | Gold Price (Per Tola) | Gold Price (Per 10 Grams) | Gold Price (Per Gram) | Silver Price (Per Tola) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Karachi | Rs325,700 | Rs279,240 | Rs27,924 | Rs3,421 |
Lahore | Rs325,700 | Rs279,240 | Rs27,924 | Rs3,421 |
Islamabad | Rs325,700 | Rs279,240 | Rs27,924 | Rs3,421 |
Peshawar | Rs325,700 | Rs279,240 | Rs27,924 | Rs3,421 |
Quetta | Rs325,700 | Rs279,240 | Rs27,924 | Rs3,421 |
Sialkot | Rs325,700 | Rs279,240 | Rs27,924 | Rs3,421 |
The sharp increase in gold prices has made the precious metal an even more volatile asset, raising concerns among both investors and consumers. As gold prices continue to fluctuate in response to global market trends, experts caution that this volatility is likely to persist as economic uncertainty continues to shape global financial markets.
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In global market, gold prices touched new record high earlier this weej, surpassing $3,100, driven by global economic uncertainty and concerns over US trade policies.
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