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Gold Prices in Pakistan Cross Rs. 384,000 Per Tola – New All-Time High

Karachi (September 8, 2025): Gold prices in Pakistan skyrocketed on Monday, touching a record-breaking Rs. 384,000 per tola, as global and local markets responded to rising economic uncertainty.

According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price surged by Rs. 6,100 in a single day, while 10-gram gold rose to Rs. 329,219, marking an increase of Rs. 5,230.

This historic rise follows a steady upward trend, with Friday’s trading session also recording a Rs. 1,200 jump.

Gold & Silver Rates in Pakistan – 8 September 2025

Type Price (PKR) Change
Gold 24K per Tola Rs. 384,000 +6,100
Gold 24K per 10 Grams Rs. 329,219 +5,230
Gold per Ounce (International) $3,613 +61
Silver per Tola Rs. 4,338 +23

Global Market Influence

The surge in Pakistan’s bullion prices is closely tied to the international gold market. Spot gold traded at $3,583 per ounce, while US gold futures settled slightly lower at $3,624 per ounce for December delivery.

Analysts say the sharp rise is driven by growing expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut, especially after a weaker-than-expected US jobs report. This has increased demand for safe-haven assets like gold worldwide.

Why It Matters for Pakistan

  • Investors: Many are turning to gold as a hedge against inflation and currency depreciation.

  • Households: The sharp rise has made gold jewelry and ornaments more expensive, impacting wedding season demand.

  • Economy: Rising gold prices reflect broader uncertainty, adding pressure to Pakistan’s already fragile inflation outlook.

Final Word

Gold in Pakistan has reached an all-time high, crossing Rs. 384,000 per tola, reflecting both global uncertainty and local economic pressures. With silver prices also climbing, experts believe bullion may continue its volatile run in the coming weeks.

For investors, this surge signals a strong safe-haven trend, while for consumers, it highlights the growing cost of essential commodities tied to international markets.

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