
Gold Continues To Rise For A Second Day In Pakistan
In the local Pakistani market, gold has recorded gains for the second consecutive day, aligning with the global upward trend in prices.

In the local Pakistani market, gold has recorded gains for the second consecutive day, aligning with the global upward trend in prices.

The domestic gold market in Pakistan witnessed a rebound just a day after experiencing losses on Thursday.

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For the second consecutive day, gold in the domestic market of Pakistan has continued its upward trajectory, aligning with the prevailing trend in the international market.

In the early days of the business week, gold prices in the domestic market of Pakistan displayed an upward trend, despite a decline observed in the international prices of the precious metal

On Saturday, gold staged a notable recovery in the domestic market, rebounding from a previous day’s decline

Gold in the domestic market of Pakistan continued its upward trend on Thursday, aligning with the global surge in prices.

On Wednesday, gold prices in Pakistan experienced the second increase of the week, with the cost of 24-karat gold rising by Rs750 per tola

Gold prices in the domestic market of Pakistan experienced a notable upswing, mirroring the upward trend observed in the international market.

Gold prices in Pakistan exhibited an upward trend on Friday, leading to a notable surge in the overall cost of gold. Specifically, the price of 24-karat gold witnessed a rise of Rs1,300, reaching Rs212,400 per tola.

Based on data provided by the Karachi Sarafa Association, the cost of gold (24 carats) experienced an increase of Rs. 300 per tola, reaching Rs. 211,100, and the price for 10 grams saw a rise of Rs. 257, reaching Rs. 180,984.

Gold prices in the domestic market of Pakistan witnessed a decline on Wednesday, aligning with the global trend of decreasing prices