Pakistan’s interbank gold prices declined on Saturday, December 13, 2025, tracking lower international bullion rates and a softer domestic pricing benchmark.

Gold prices issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Associations showed a drop across all major measures. The rates were based on interbank exchange calculations and 24-karat purity.

The price of 24-karat gold per tola settled at Rs 452,262, down by Rs 2,000 from the previous level. The decline marked a continued easing after recent record highs.

Gold priced per 10 grams at 24-karat purity closed at Rs 387,741, reflecting a decrease of Rs 1,715. The reduction mirrored the fall seen in the tola rate.

At the same time, 22-karat gold per 10 grams was fixed at Rs 355,442, down by Rs 1,572 on the day. Jewellers quoted the rate using the same interbank-based formula.

International gold prices were listed at $4,299 per ounce, showing a decline of $20. The drop in global bullion values fed directly into domestic pricing adjustments.

Silver prices also weakened sharply across both local and international benchmarks. The price of 24-karat silver per tola stood at Rs 6,464, down by Rs 220.

Silver priced at 10 grams of 24-karat purity was fixed at Rs 5,541, marking a decrease of Rs 189. Dealers said retail sentiment remained cautious.Gold Prices Increased by Rs 1200 per tola

International silver prices were quoted at $61.92 per ounce, down by $2.20 on the day. The sharper fall reflected higher volatility in the silver market.

The issued rates confirmed that gold and silver prices were calculated on the basis of interbank exchange rates. The quoted purity for gold was stated as 999, or 24-karat.

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