Gold prices in Pakistan remained stable on Saturday, with one tola selling at Rs490,362, the APGJSA reported. Similarly, 10-gram gold was priced at Rs420,406, showing no change from the previous day. The stability reflects steady trends in the international gold market.
On Friday, gold per tola had risen by Rs3,400 to Rs490,362, mirroring global price movements. Analysts attribute the stability to balanced demand and cautious trading ahead of regional economic developments. Investors are watching international gold rates closely for potential fluctuations.
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The international gold rate remained at $4,676 per ounce, with a $20 premium applied in Pakistan. This consistency in global prices helped local dealers maintain the same rates in major cities. Traders noted calm market conditions with minimal volatility.
Silver prices in Pakistan also remained unchanged at Rs7,794 per tola. Analysts noted that silver followed gold trends, reflecting stable international demand and limited speculative activity. Both metals continue to attract investors seeking safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainty.
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Market experts advise buyers and sellers to monitor global trends and currency fluctuations, as these factors directly influence local precious metal prices. Stable rates provide predictability for jewelers and investors in Pakistan’s gold and silver markets.