Gold rates in Pakistan climbed on Friday, September 5, 2025, tracking gains in the international market, according to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association.
The per tola price of 24-karat gold rose by Rs1,200, reaching Rs377,900 compared to Rs376,700 a day earlier. Likewise, the rate of 10 grams of 24-karat gold increased by Rs1,029 to Rs323,988 from Rs322,959. Prices of 22-karat gold also edged higher, gaining Rs943 to stand at Rs296,999 against the previous Rs296,056.
The silver market, however, remained unchanged, with 24-karat silver per tola steady at Rs4,315 and 10 grams fixed at Rs3,699. On the global stage, silver was recorded at US$40.82 per ounce. Meanwhile, international gold prices gained $12, climbing to $3,552 per ounce from $3,540 in the last session.
Gold as a Safe-Haven Asset
Gold continues to maintain its reputation as a safe-haven investment during periods of inflation, economic turbulence, and geopolitical instability. Beyond its role as a store of value and exchange medium, innovations such as gold-backed ETFs, fintech platforms, and mobile trading have broadened access, allowing smaller investors—especially in markets like the Gulf—to participate alongside institutional players.
The latest fluctuations reflect persistent global demand for gold and heightened investor caution amid ongoing uncertainty worldwide.
Gold Investment Trends in Pakistan
In Pakistan, rising gold prices strongly shape both consumer spending and investment strategies. With the rupee facing pressure and economic uncertainty lingering, physical gold remains a preferred hedge for wealth preservation. It continues to hold dual significance—valued as an investment asset and as a traditional choice for jewelry and ornaments.
