Gold prices in Pakistan fell on Tuesday in line with a decline in the international market. The per tola price dropped by Rs1,000, reflecting weaker global demand trends. The decline impacts local investors and bullion markets across the country.
According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association, gold per tola settled at Rs500,162. Similarly, 10-gram gold decreased by Rs857 to reach Rs428,808. The market followed a sharp correction after Monday’s higher volatility.
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Internationally, gold prices also slipped by $10 to $4,778 per ounce. The movement signaled broader pressure on precious metal markets. Moreover, global pricing adjustments directly influenced domestic rates in Pakistan.
On Monday, gold had already declined by Rs4,900 per tola, showing continued fluctuations. The recent trend reflects ongoing instability in global commodities trading. Additionally, currency and demand shifts contributed to the downward movement.
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Meanwhile, silver prices also decreased by Rs59 per tola to Rs8,358. The overall bullion market showed a synchronized decline across metals. Traders expect continued volatility in the coming sessions depending on global signals.