According to Business Recorder, domestic gold prices in Pakistan rose on Wednesday, tracking gains in the international market. The local per-tola rate closed at Rs425,636, up Rs3,500 for the day, while the 10-gram price advanced Rs3,001 to Rs364,914, based on rates issued by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association. The increase followed Tuesday’s decline, when per-tola gold fell Rs1,300 to Rs422,136.
Globally, gold gained $35 to reach $4,031 per ounce. Silver also moved higher in Pakistan, adding Rs61 to stand at Rs5,854 per tola. The figures indicate gains for both precious metals in local trading, alongside an advance in the international gold benchmark. These daily shifts provide Pakistani investors and businesses with a current reference for gold and silver valuations.
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