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Gold prices drop by Rs1,600 per tola in Pakistan

Gold and silver prices in Pakistan fell significantly on Saturday, with gold dropping by Rs1,600 per tola and silver by Rs81 per tola.

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Key Takeaways

  • Gold prices in Pakistan fell by Rs1,600 per tola on Saturday.
  • The local price of gold per tola reached Rs439,036.
  • Silver prices also decreased by Rs81 to reach Rs6,175 per tola.

Gold prices in Pakistan experienced a significant drop on Saturday, decreasing by Rs1,600 per tola. This decline followed a similar trend observed in the international market, where the price of gold fell by $16 to $4,165 per ounce.

According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of 10-gram gold was sold at Rs376,402, marking a decrease of Rs1,372 from the previous day’s rate.

On Friday, the price of gold per tola had reached Rs440,636 after a gain of Rs2,800 during the day, indicating a volatile market movement.

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The decrease in gold prices reflects the global economic trends and market dynamics, which are often influenced by factors such as inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical events.

The APGJSA shared these rates, providing insights into the local market conditions. The association plays a crucial role in monitoring and reporting on precious metal prices, ensuring transparency for consumers and traders.

Silver prices also saw a reduction, decreasing by Rs81 to reach Rs6,175 per tola. This decline in silver prices further underscores the overall market trend of precious metals.