Bullion prices in Pakistan move higher on Friday as international gold rates extend their advance. The increase lifts local gold to Rs440,636 per tola, while silver also climbs to a record Rs6,256 per tola.
Highlights
- Gold price in Pakistan rises by Rs2,800 to Rs440,636 per tola, while 10 grams increase by Rs2,401 to Rs377,774, tracking global trends.
- International gold rate gains $28 to reach $4,181 per ounce, driving higher domestic bullion prices and reflecting continued global-local market sensitivity.
- Silver price in Pakistan jumps Rs108 to a new all-time high of Rs6,256 per tola, reinforcing broad precious metals momentum.
Local bullion rates track international move
As reported by Business Recorder, citing the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association, gold prices in the local market increase by Rs2,800 to Rs440,636 per tola. The rate for 10 grams also rises by Rs2,401 to Rs377,774.The latest move follows a flat session on Thursday, when gold holds at Rs437,836 per tola in line with the international trend. Friday's increase comes as the global gold rate gains $28 to reach $4,181 per ounce.
Precious metals momentum extends in Pakistan
The rise in domestic bullion prices reflects continued sensitivity in Pakistan's market to changes in international precious metals rates. Higher global prices typically feed through to local trading levels, shaping retail and wholesale pricing across the sector.Silver also posts a strong gain, rising by Rs108 to Rs6,256 per tola. That level marks a new all-time high, adding to the broader upward momentum across precious metals.
In our earlier article on Pakistan’s October 15 fuel price revision, we noted that the government raised petrol prices while making a slight cut to high-speed diesel under its regular pricing mechanism. The update explained that changes in global oil benchmarks and related cost components were key drivers, underscoring how international market moves continue to shape domestic pricing.