Gold price per tola gains Rs3,500 in Pakistan
Business Recorder • • 1 min read
Gold in Pakistan rose on Wednesday, with the per-tola rate climbing Rs3,500 to Rs425,636, Business Recorder reported, citing the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association. The 10-gram price increased by Rs3,001 to Rs364,914. These gains followed Tuesday’s Rs1,300 decline in the per-tola rate, which had brought it to Rs422,136.
International gold advanced by $35 to $4,031 per ounce, while local silver also gained Rs61 to Rs5,854 per tola. The reported move in precious-metal prices is relevant to readers tracking commodity rates and the local market’s response to international gold movements. The figures provide a same-day update on both gold and silver prices in Pakistan.
At a glance
- Gold reached Rs425,636 per tola after a Rs3,500 daily increase.
- International gold rose by $35 to $4,031 per ounce.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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