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Gold and silver prices decline in Pakistan markets

Published on: May 29, 2026 6:53 PM

Gold prices in Pakistan recorded a slight decline on Friday as both local and international precious metal markets witnessed downward movement amid changing global trading trends. The reduction in prices provided modest relief for buyers and investors, while market analysts continued monitoring international economic conditions influencing bullion rates and investor sentiment worldwide.

Read more : Gold prices surge by Rs 4,600 per tola 

According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Association, the price of 24-karat gold per tola decreased by Rs500, bringing the new rate down to Rs474,862 in local markets. Similarly, the price of 10 grams of gold also fell by Rs429, reaching Rs407,117 after the latest adjustment linked to changes in international gold prices.

Meanwhile, international bullion markets also witnessed a decline, with the price of gold per ounce dropping by $5 to settle at $4,525. Analysts stated that fluctuations in global demand, currency movements, and investor activity continued affecting international gold rates, which directly influence pricing trends in Pakistan’s domestic jewellery and bullion markets.

In addition, silver prices also moved downward in Pakistan as the rate of 24-karat silver per tola declined by Rs83 during the latest trading session. Following the reduction, silver prices reached Rs8,034 per tola, reflecting broader weakness in precious metals markets alongside gold’s downward movement internationally and domestically.

Read more : Gold prices decline by Rs 2,400 per tola

Market experts noted that gold prices in Pakistan often remain sensitive to international economic developments, exchange rate fluctuations, and investor demand during periods of financial uncertainty. Even minor changes in global bullion rates can significantly affect local jewellery markets, investment patterns, and consumer purchasing decisions across the country.

Furthermore, traders believe that future price movements will largely depend on global economic indicators, inflation expectations, and geopolitical developments affecting international financial markets. Investors and consumers are closely observing market trends, especially as fluctuations in gold and silver prices continue influencing buying activity ahead of upcoming business and wedding seasons in Pakistan.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: bullion market, gold per tola, Gold prices Pakistan, International Gold, Latest, Sarafa Association, silver prices

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