Gold per tola gains Rs2,000 in Pakistan
BUSINESS RECORDER • • 1 min read
Business Recorder reported that gold climbed in Pakistan on Friday. The report ties the local increase to a gain in the international market. The price of one tola reached Rs440,636 after adding Rs2,000 over the course of the session. That compares with Rs438,636 recorded on Thursday, when the metal had dropped by Rs3,000 during that day.
Figures released by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA) put the 10-gram price at Rs377,774, up Rs1715. Overseas, the international gold rate rose by $20 to $4,181 per ounce, while silver in Pakistan went up Rs50 to Rs6,578 per tola. Both the tola and 10-gram measures moved higher during the same session, giving a consistent picture across the two units.
At a glance
- Tola gold reached Rs440,636, up Rs2,000 during the day.
- 10-gram gold sold at Rs377,774 after a Rs1715 increase.
- International gold rose $20 to $4,181 per ounce.
Originally reported by BUSINESS RECORDER
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