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Gold price in Pakistan plunges by Rs10,900 per tola

Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Gold price in Pakistan plunges by Rs10,900 per tola

Gold became cheaper in Pakistan on Thursday, with the per-tola rate dropping Rs10,900 to Rs416,536, Business Recorder reported. The 10-gram rate also declined, falling Rs9,345 to Rs357,112, according to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association.

The move followed a fall in international bullion, where gold lost $109 to reach $3,940 per ounce. Local gold had already shed Rs3,400 on Wednesday, while silver slipped Rs163 on Thursday to Rs4,782 per tola. The figures provide investors and consumers with an updated view of domestic precious-metal rates.

At a glance

  • Gold fell Rs10,900 to Rs416,536 per tola in Pakistan.
  • International gold declined by $109 to $3,940 per ounce.
  • Silver lost Rs163 to reach Rs4,782 per tola.

Gold rate in Pakistan today

Live Karachi Sarafa rate Updated 5:01 PM
Rs 418,800per tola, 24K 6,200 down

22K Rs 383,90010 grams Rs 359,060Spot $3,949.10

Live board rate. News reports often quote the APGJSA announced rate instead, which can differ.

Live rates and chart

Gold rate on earlier days

Live gold rate in Pakistan today, with chart and history

Originally reported by Business Recorder

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