Gold prices in Pakistan witnessed another decline on Wednesday as both local and international bullion markets remained under pressure due to global economic uncertainty and changing investor sentiment.
According to the latest market data, the price of 24-karat gold in Pakistan dropped to around Rs485,062 per tola, while the rate for 10 grams settled near Rs415,862.
The price of 22-karat gold was recorded at approximately Rs440,458 per tola, while 21-karat gold stood near Rs420,437. Meanwhile, 18-karat gold was available at around Rs360,375 per tola in the local bullion market.
Bullion traders said the recent fall in prices is mainly linked to fluctuations in international gold markets, where investors continue reacting to geopolitical tensions, currency movements, and uncertainty surrounding global interest rates. International gold prices were reported near $4,627 per ounce during the latest trading session.
Gold prices in Pakistan have remained highly volatile throughout April. Earlier this month, prices crossed the Rs500,000 per tola mark, setting new record highs before witnessing a correction in recent days. Market experts believe future movement will largely depend on global economic developments and the strength of the US dollar.
Silver prices also showed weakness alongside gold. The latest market rate for silver was recorded near Rs7,811 per tola after a noticeable decline in the domestic market.
Jewellers and market analysts advised buyers to confirm live rates before making purchases because prices can change multiple times during the day depending on international market activity and local demand conditions.
Many investors in Pakistan continue to view gold as a safer investment during periods of inflation and economic uncertainty. However, analysts warn that short-term price swings may continue due to ongoing global tensions and changing commodity trends.
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