Gold prices in Pakistan remained unchanged on Tuesday, following a stable trend in the international bullion market. The price of 24-karat gold stood at Rs412,136 per tola, with no increase or decrease recorded during the day, according to rates released by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).
The price of 10-gram gold also remained stable at Rs353,340. The unchanged rates followed Monday’s increase, when the price of gold per tola rose by Rs2,400 to reach its current level.
Meanwhile, silver prices moved in the opposite direction, declining by Rs120 per tola in the local market.
Gold Price Per Tola Remains Stable
According to the latest figures shared by the APGJSA, 24-karat gold continued to trade at Rs412,136 per tola on Tuesday.
The price of 10-gram gold was recorded at Rs353,340, maintaining the same level as the previous trading session.
The stability in gold prices in Pakistan followed a noticeable increase on Monday. During that session, gold gained Rs2,400 per tola, bringing the rate to Rs412,136.
Tuesday’s unchanged rate indicates that the local market experienced no additional price movement after Monday’s increase.
For buyers and investors, even a single day’s pause can be important when tracking precious metal prices, particularly during periods of frequent market fluctuations.
International Gold Rate Remains Unchanged
The international gold market also recorded no change on Tuesday, with the price remaining at $3,896 per ounce.
The stability in the global market was reflected in local bullion rates, which are influenced by international gold prices alongside currency exchange movements and domestic market conditions.
International gold prices are an important reference point for Pakistan’s jewellery and bullion markets. Changes in global rates can influence the cost of gold locally, although the final domestic price may also depend on exchange rates and other market factors.
With the international rate holding steady, local gold prices also remained unchanged during the session.
The latest gold prices in Pakistan therefore reflected the lack of movement in the global bullion market rather than a fresh increase or decline.
Silver Prices Decline by Rs120 Per Tola
Unlike gold, silver recorded a decrease in the local market on Tuesday.
The price of silver fell by Rs120 per tola to reach Rs5,368. The decline came despite the unchanged international gold rate.
Silver and gold do not always move by the same amount or in the same direction. Their prices are influenced by different market conditions, including industrial demand, investment activity and international trading trends.
For local buyers, the latest reduction means silver became slightly cheaper compared with the previous trading session.
However, the decline was limited to silver, while gold maintained its previous rate.
Latest Gold and Silver Rates in Pakistan
The latest prices reported by the APGJSA are as follows:
| Precious metal | Latest price | Daily change |
|---|---|---|
| Gold (24-karat, per tola) | Rs412,136 | No change |
| Gold (10 grams) | Rs353,340 | No change |
| International gold (per ounce) | $3,896 | No change |
| Silver (per tola) | Rs5,368 | Down Rs120 |
These figures provide a snapshot of the local precious metals market on Tuesday. Actual buying and selling prices at individual jewellery shops may vary depending on making charges, purity and other applicable costs.
What Stable Gold Prices Mean for Buyers
The unchanged gold prices in Pakistan may offer temporary relief to buyers who were expecting another increase after Monday’s rise.
However, the absence of a daily price movement does not necessarily indicate a longer-term trend. Gold rates can change quickly in response to developments in international markets, currency movements and investor demand.
People planning to purchase jewellery should also consider that the final retail cost may be higher than the published bullion rate because jewellers can include making charges and other expenses.
Investors, meanwhile, generally monitor both international gold prices and the local rupee exchange rate when assessing market conditions.
Gold Market Outlook
Tuesday’s trading session ended without any change in the local gold rate, keeping the price at Rs412,136 per tola. The international benchmark also remained stable at $3,896 per ounce, while silver recorded a modest decline.
The next movement in gold prices in Pakistan will depend on developments in the international bullion market and domestic economic conditions.
Buyers, jewellers and investors will continue monitoring daily updates from the APGJSA to follow changes in gold and silver rates across the country.
