Gold Prices in Pakistan have once again made headlines as rates reached historic levels, racing toward the Rs. 400,000 per tola mark. On Monday, the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA) reported that the per tola price of gold surged by Rs. 3,400, taking it to Rs. 393,700. Similarly, the price of 10 grams climbed by Rs. 2,915, now standing at Rs. 337,534.
This sharp rise came right after Saturday’s increase when the price stood at Rs. 390,300 following a Rs. 1,700 gain.
The local market is closely tied to international trends, and the surge was influenced by rising global prices. On the same day, the international gold rate recorded $3,719 per ounce, including a $20 premium. This reflected a $34 increase during the trading session.
This shows how strongly the international gold market affects Pakistan, where even a small global price change quickly impacts local buyers and jewellers.
It’s not only gold that is witnessing higher rates. Silver also followed the trend with a significant rise. The price of silver increased by Rs. 63 per tola, reaching Rs. 4,595. Investors and jewellers are now paying closer attention to silver as well, as it often moves in line with gold.
Several factors are driving the increase in gold prices in Pakistan:
The surge in gold prices has created mixed emotions among people in Pakistan.
In the past decade, gold prices in Pakistan have continuously moved upward, with occasional short-term drops. The Rs. 400,000 per tola mark was once unimaginable, but now it’s just a small step away. Experts believe that if the international market continues to remain uncertain, gold prices may even cross this psychological barrier soon.
Market experts are divided about the future of gold prices:
For many Pakistanis, gold is not just jewellery but also a trusted investment. With prices this high, the big question is whether to buy now or wait.
Gold Prices in Pakistan are touching record-breaking levels, bringing both challenges and opportunities. For jewellery buyers, the rising prices are worrying, while for investors, the surge offers good returns. With the international market still volatile, gold is expected to remain in the spotlight in the coming weeks.