Islamabad, 22 Apr , 2025: Gold prices in Pakistan soared to an all-time high on Tuesday, with the per tola rate climbing by Rs8,100 to reach a historic Rs357,800, according to figures reported from major Sarafa markets across the country.

The sharp increase follows consistent global market movement, with international demand and currency fluctuations influencing local gold valuations.

The price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold also witnessed a notable rise, settling at Rs306,757, while the rate per gram stood at Rs30,675.

Silver rates moved upward as well, with the per tola price reaching Rs3,441 and the 10-gram rate recorded at Rs2,950.

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These updates reflect trends observed in cities including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Sialkot, Hyderabad, and Faisalabad where uniform pricing was reported across the board.

Industry experts noted that the rise in precious metal prices is primarily tied to international economic shifts, including concerns over inflation and geopolitical tensions.

Changes in interest rates have also prompted investors to turn to gold as a safer investment option.

In Pakistan, the local currency’s depreciation has further accelerated the increase in gold’s value.

It is important to highlight that gold prices in Pakistan are not fixed and are revised multiple times a day based on global market activity.

Rates provided by local Sarafa (bullion) markets serve as the benchmark for daily trading.

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Jewellers and traders have observed increased interest from investors amid the ongoing economic uncertainty.

However, the surge in rates may discourage retail buyers ahead of the wedding season, traditionally a peak time for gold purchases in the country.

Market watchers advise keeping an eye on both international trends and currency stability, as these will continue to influence local prices in the days to come.

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