KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan recorded a slight decline on Saturday as international bullion markets showed mixed movements amid ongoing global economic uncertainty.
According to Beyond Time News, local rates followed international trends where gold and silver prices also slipped slightly due to shifting geopolitical and economic signals.
Gold Prices Drop in Local Market
The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association reported a decrease in gold prices across Pakistan.
The price of 24-karat gold per tola fell by Rs400 and settled at Rs493,662, compared to Rs494,062 in the previous session.
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold declined by Rs343, bringing it down to Rs423,235 from Rs423,578.
International Market Also Shows Decline
In the global market, gold prices dropped by $4 per ounce. The rate moved down to $4,713 from $4,717.
Silver prices also followed a downward trend. The per tola rate decreased by Rs12, settling at Rs8,513.
Market Uncertainty Drives Price Movement
Analysts say bullion prices are reacting to ongoing global uncertainty, especially developments involving the United States and Iran.
In addition, mixed signals from global diplomatic talks and economic data have kept investors cautious.
Financial experts note that markets remain sensitive to geopolitical news, which often leads to short-term price fluctuations in precious metals.
Safe-Haven Demand Still Strong
Despite short-term declines, analysts expect gold to remain a strong safe-haven asset.
Gold continues to attract investors due to its limited supply and long-term stability. Moreover, it is widely seen as a hedge against inflation and currency volatility.
Historically, demand for gold increases during uncertain global conditions. However, short-term price movements continue to depend on international market trends and investor sentiment.
According to Beyond Time News, local rates followed international trends where gold and silver prices also slipped slightly due to shifting geopolitical and economic signals.
Gold Prices Drop in Local Market
The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association reported a decrease in gold prices across Pakistan.
The price of 24-karat gold per tola fell by Rs400 and settled at Rs493,662, compared to Rs494,062 in the previous session.
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold declined by Rs343, bringing it down to Rs423,235 from Rs423,578.
International Market Also Shows Decline
In the global market, gold prices dropped by $4 per ounce. The rate moved down to $4,713 from $4,717.
Silver prices also followed a downward trend. The per tola rate decreased by Rs12, settling at Rs8,513.
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Market Uncertainty Drives Price Movement
Analysts say bullion prices are reacting to ongoing global uncertainty, especially developments involving the United States and Iran.
In addition, mixed signals from global diplomatic talks and economic data have kept investors cautious.
Financial experts note that markets remain sensitive to geopolitical news, which often leads to short-term price fluctuations in precious metals.
Safe-Haven Demand Still Strong
Despite short-term declines, analysts expect gold to remain a strong safe-haven asset.
Gold continues to attract investors due to its limited supply and long-term stability. Moreover, it is widely seen as a hedge against inflation and currency volatility.
Historically, demand for gold increases during uncertain global conditions. However, short-term price movements continue to depend on international market trends and investor sentiment.
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