Gold Rates in Pakistan Fall to Rs465,536 Per Tola

ISLAMABAD: Gold Rates in Pakistan declined during the latest trading session. The fall followed a drop in international gold prices. According to the latest rates from the Sarafa Association, gold fell Rs3,600 per tola. The price reached Rs465,536 per tola. Gold had previously traded at Rs469,136 per tola. The latest decline erased much of the gain recorded during the previous session. The price of gold also decreased in the 10-gram market. It dropped by Rs3,086 to reach Rs399,122. The decline came after a strong increase on Friday. Gold had gained Rs3,900 per tola during that session. The increase pushed the price to Rs469,136 per tola. However, the latest market movement reversed most of those gains. International Gold Prices Also Decline The pressure on Gold Rates was also visible in international markets. International gold prices dropped by $36 per ounce. The international rate fell from $4,466 to $4,430 per ounce. The quoted rate included a $20 premium. The international decline contributed to weaker domestic bullion prices. Local gold prices often respond to changes in global market trends. Precious metals have recently shown significant price movements. Investors and traders continue to monitor international developments closely. Silver Prices Also Fall Silver prices also recorded a decline in Pakistan. The domestic silver price decreased by Rs63 per tola. The price fell from Rs7,161 to Rs7,098 per tola. The decline reflected the broader weakness across the precious metals market. The latest Gold Rates indicate continued volatility in Pakistan's bullion market. Both gold and silver ended the session lower. Market participants are expected to closely watch international prices. Currency movements and global economic developments could also affect local rates. For buyers, the latest decline provides a lower price compared with the previous session. However, precious metal prices can change quickly based on global market conditions. The latest figures show that gold remains highly sensitive to international price movements. Traders will continue monitoring the next market session for further changes. In other news read more about Gold Rate in Pakistan Rises for Sixth Consecutive Session Overall, Pakistan's bullion market closed weaker after gold and silver prices declined. The movement highlights ongoing volatility in the precious metals sector.