Pakistan witnessed a sharp increase in Gold and silver prices on March 30, 2026, as both local and international markets moved upward. The rise has affected investors, traders, and consumers across the country.
According to data released by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of Gold per tola (24K) increased by Rs 3,900. It reached Rs 475,962, marking a significant jump in a single day. At the same time, the price of 10 grams of 24K Gold rose by Rs 3,343, bringing it to Rs 408,060.
The upward trend was also seen in other categories. The price of 22K Gold for 10 grams increased by Rs 3,064. It is now being sold at Rs 374,068. Market experts say this consistent rise reflects strong demand and ongoing economic pressures.
Silver prices also followed the same direction, though the increase was smaller. The price of silver per tola (24K) rose by Rs 70, reaching Rs 7,524. Meanwhile, 10 grams of silver increased by Rs 60 to Rs 6,450. This shows that precious metals are generally moving upward together.
International market trends have also played a major role in pushing Gold prices higher. Globally, the price of Gold per ounce increased by $39, reaching $4,532. Analysts believe that global economic uncertainty and changing supply conditions are driving this increase.
Silver prices in the international market also recorded a rise. The per ounce rate increased by $0.70, reaching $70.40. Although the increase is moderate, it reflects a steady upward movement.
Experts say that fluctuations in currency values and global demand continue to influence prices in Pakistan. When international rates increase, local markets usually follow the same trend.
For consumers, the rising cost of Gold may impact buying decisions, especially during wedding seasons. For investors, however, it may present an opportunity to benefit from market movements.
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Authorities and market analysts continue to monitor the situation closely. They expect prices to remain sensitive to global economic developments in the coming days.
