Gold prices in Pakistan fell on Saturday, tracking a slight decline in the international market. The drop reflects continued volatility in global precious metal trading. The movement affects local investors and jewellery buyers across the country.
According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association, gold per tola decreased by Rs200 to Rs483,762. Similarly, 10-gram gold fell by Rs172 to settle at Rs414,747. The decline follows a minor correction in global bullion prices.
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On the international market, gold slipped by $2 to reach $4,614 per ounce. Analysts attribute the change to short-term fluctuations in demand and pricing pressure. Despite the dip, gold remains near historically high levels, keeping investor interest strong.
In contrast, silver prices moved upward during the same trading session. The price of silver rose by Rs193 per tola to reach Rs8,014. This divergence highlights mixed trends in precious metals markets.
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Overall, domestic gold rates in Pakistan continue to mirror global movements closely. Market watchers say further shifts will depend on international economic signals and investor sentiment. Traders expect continued volatility in the coming sessions.