Gold prices in Pakistan remained stable on Thursday, with the price per tola holding steady at Rs528,562, reflecting minimal fluctuations in the local bullion market.
Similarly, 10-gram gold coins were sold at Rs453,156, maintaining the same rate, according to figures released by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA) on Thursday.
On Wednesday, gold prices had briefly increased, with per tola rates reaching Rs582,562 after a gain of Rs2,300 during intraday trading across major local markets.
Internationally, gold prices remained unchanged at $5,058 per ounce, with a small premium of $20 applied, showing limited movement in global bullion rates amid stable market conditions.
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Meanwhile, silver prices in Pakistan witnessed a slight uptick, increasing by Rs90 per tola to reach Rs8,825, indicating a modest rise in demand or adjustment in the market.
Market analysts attribute the stability in gold prices to steady international rates and cautious trading in local markets, which has kept investor sentiment relatively neutral throughout the day.
Traders and jewellers continue to monitor both local and international bullion trends closely, as even minor changes in rates can influence jewellery pricing and investment decisions across Pakistan.
