Islamabad, 27 May 2025: Gold Prices in Pakistan saw a significant drop for the second day in a row, with 24-karat gold slipping by Rs. 3,600 per tola on Tuesday, now trading at Rs. 347,900 compared to Rs. 351,500 the day before.
According to figures released by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, this follows Monday’s Rs. 2,600 decline per tola, bringing the cumulative two-day decrease to Rs. 6,200.
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Gold Prices in Pakistan also influenced the cost of 10 grams of 24-karat gold, which fell by Rs. 3,086, now priced at Rs. 298,268, while the 22-karat rate dropped by Rs. 2,829 to settle at Rs. 273,422.
Market analysts noted that the reduction is tied to falling international bullion rates, as the global price of gold dropped by $36 to $3,295 per ounce.
Silver prices mirrored the downtrend, with per tola rates decreasing by Rs. 60 and ten grams falling by Rs. 52.
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The new trading prices for silver stood at Rs. 3,448 and Rs. 2,956 respectively. Gold Prices in Pakistan remain sensitive to international fluctuations, and local traders are expected to keep a close watch on global market signals in the days ahead.
