Gold prices in Pakistan fell on Thursday as interbank-based valuations tracked a mild pullback in international markets, according to rate sheets issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
Gold slipped across all quoted purity levels. The tola price for 24-karat gold fell to Rs441,462, marking a Rs1,700 decline from the previous session. The 10-gram 24-karat rate dropped to Rs378,482 after a Rs1,457 decrease, while the 10-gram 22-karat price eased to Rs346,954, down by Rs1,336. Traders said the movement reflected routine adjustments tied to the interbank exchange rate and global spot prices.
International gold registered a small decline as well. The association quoted the global price at $4,191 per unit, down by $17. The marginal drop suggested softening interest in safe-haven demand as markets awaited new economic signals from major economies. Jewellers said the domestic market followed these moves closely because interbank parity directly influences rupee-based bullion pricing.
Silver also weakened in Thursday’s session. The tola price of 24-karat silver dipped to Rs6,000 after an Rs85 fall, while the 10-gram rate declined to Rs5,144, shedding Rs72. International silver slipped to $57.28, down by $0.85. Dealers described the movement as a continuation of subdued trading activity seen earlier in the week.
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