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Gold rally returns as prices climb sharply across Pakistan

Published on: February 18, 2026 3:50 PM

Gold prices in Pakistan recorded a fresh increase on Wednesday after a brief two-day pause, reflecting renewed momentum in the global bullion market. The rise has once again pushed precious metal rates to record levels, raising concerns among investors and everyday buyers.

In the international market, gold per ounce gained 13 dollars to reach 4,933 dollars, driven by continued uncertainty in global financial conditions. As a result, international trends quickly translated into higher domestic prices, following Pakistan’s strong dependence on external bullion movements.

Read more : Pakistan gold rate falls Rs9,000 per tola –

Meanwhile, in the local market, the price of gold per tola jumped by 1,300 rupees to settle at 516,062 rupees, marking one of the highest levels ever recorded. Similarly, the price of 10 grams of gold increased by 1,114 rupees, reaching 442,439 rupees.

At the same time, silver prices also moved upward, strengthening the overall precious metals market. The per tola rate of silver rose by 32 rupees to 8,046 rupees, while 10 grams of silver climbed by 28 rupees to reach 6,898 rupees.

Read more : Gold jumps Rs7,000 per tola in Pakistan

Market experts believe the upward trend is largely influenced by currency fluctuations, global inflation fears, and rising demand for safe-haven assets. Consequently, traders expect continued volatility in the coming days, especially with uncertain economic signals from major global economies.

However, analysts advise consumers to remain cautious, as sudden corrections are possible if international markets stabilize. For now, gold continues to attract strong interest as both an investment tool and a hedge against financial instability.

Gold & Silver Rates – Pakistan (18 Feb 2026)

Gold per ounce (International): $4,933

Gold per tola: Rs516,062

Gold 10 grams: Rs442,439

Silver per tola: Rs8,046

Silver 10 grams: Rs6,898

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: bullion market update, gold investment Pakistan, Gold prices Pakistan, Gold Rate Today, Latest, silver prices Pakistan

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