The gold price in Pakistan saw a marginal decline on October 6, 2025, following global market corrections and changing investor sentiment. According to bullion market dealers, the price of 24-karat gold dropped by Rs. 500 per tola, settling at Rs. 241,000, while the 10-gram rate stood at Rs. 206,619. The movement comes after a steady streak that lasted through the first week of October.
Gold Price In Pakistan Latest Update:
Market experts say the adjustment reflects a cautious response to international trends where gold prices edged down due to a stronger U.S. dollar and anticipation of upcoming economic data. The local market in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad followed suit, aligning with the minor global shift.
Key details include:
- 24-karat gold: Rs. 241,000 per tola (down Rs. 500)
- 22-karat gold: Rs. 221,000 per tola (approx.)
- 10-gram 24-karat gold: Rs. 206,619
- Silver rate: Rs. 2,850 per tola, showing no major change
Traders at the Karachi Sarafa Association noted that investor activity remained steady despite the dip. “These fluctuations are normal and usually linked to global cues rather than local demand,” one trader commented.
Meanwhile, the gold price in Pakistan has seen relative stability over the past month, with minimal weekly variations. Analysts believe this trend may continue unless major global financial developments or geopolitical shifts occur.
As reported earlier, the gold price in Pakistan stayed stable on October 3, 2025, reflecting steady demand and cautious trading behavior. However, with festive season purchases approaching, jewelers expect a possible short-term uptick in buying activity.
Economists suggest that the local currency’s performance and global inflation rates will remain key factors determining future price movement. Investors are advised to monitor both international and domestic signals before making purchasing decisions.
In the coming days, the bullion market will likely continue to adjust in small increments, reflecting both global trends and local consumer patterns.
