Islamabad, 24 Apr, 2025: Gold Prices in Pakistan remained unchanged on Thursday, as local and international markets showed no significant movement in precious metal values.
According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the rate for 24-karat gold per tola was recorded at Rs. 352,000, with no change observed from the previous session.
Similarly, the prices for 10 grams of 24-karat and 22-karat gold stood firm at Rs. 301,783 and Rs. 276,634, respectively. Silver prices also remained flat, with per tola silver trading at Rs. 3,457 and 10 grams selling at Rs. 2,963.
On the international front, gold maintained a stable position at $3,338 per ounce, mirroring the quiet momentum seen in local markets. Global silver prices followed suit, holding steady at $32.93 per ounce.
These current Gold Prices in Pakistan reflect a broader global trend where investors appear to be waiting for clear signals amid mixed economic data and geopolitical developments.
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Market analysts noted that gold prices are heavily influenced by global conditions, including interest rate policies, inflation forecasts, and investor sentiment.
In times of financial uncertainty, gold often becomes a preferred asset due to its reputation as a store of value.
Meanwhile, updates from regional markets show that in Saudi Arabia, the price of 24-karat gold was listed at 4,806 Saudi Riyals per tola on April 24, 2025.
The value of 10 grams of 24-karat gold in the kingdom stood at SAR 4,125, while an ounce was priced at approximately SAR 12,829, as reported by Forex.pk.
These figures highlight how local bullion rates are closely tied to international benchmarks, particularly from markets like Saudi Arabia, which often serve as regional indicators.
While prices have stabilized for now, traders remain cautious amid ongoing global economic shifts.
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Events such as fluctuations in US monetary policy, geopolitical tensions, or macroeconomic slowdowns could still influence the gold market in the near future.
Gold continues to play a critical role in financial portfolios as both central banks and private investors rely on it for diversification and risk management.
Its value is shaped not only by supply and demand but also by its perceived stability during turbulent periods.
For now, buyers and investors in Pakistan are watching the market closely, anticipating the next move in a historically volatile yet valuable commodity.
