Gold prices in Pakistan recorded a sharp jump on Tuesday, reflecting continued strength in the international bullion market and renewed demand from local buyers. Ongoing global uncertainty, currency pressure, and investor preference for safe assets are keeping gold firmly in focus across domestic markets.
According to market data, gold opened significantly higher compared to the previous session, extending its upward momentum after recent volatility.
Gold Price in Pakistan (Today)
| Gold Type | Price |
|---|---|
| 24K Gold per Tola | Rs 489,362 |
| 24K Gold per 10 Grams | Rs 419,549 |
The increase follows a strong single-day gain, highlighting how quickly local prices react to international movements and exchange rate shifts.
Silver Rate Today
Silver also moved higher, tracking global trends and improved industrial demand.
| Metal | Price |
|---|---|
| Silver per Tola | Rs 9,782 |
What’s Driving the Rise?
Gold continues to benefit from its role as a store of value during uncertain economic conditions. With inflation concerns persisting and geopolitical risks unresolved, investors are increasingly turning to precious metals to protect purchasing power.
Unlike equities or currencies, gold remains less exposed to policy shifts, making it a preferred hedge during periods of instability.
International Gold Market Update
In the global market, spot gold is trading near $4,670 per ounce, sustaining the strong rally that dominated much of last year. Analysts attribute this strength to consistent central bank buying and cautious investor sentiment toward risk assets.
Gold Outlook for 2026
Market sentiment remains broadly bullish. A large segment of retail investors expects gold to test new record levels above $5,000 per ounce in 2026, supported by global demand, inflation hedging, and limited downside risk.
Prices may vary slightly by city and dealer. Buyers are advised to confirm rates with local bullion markets before making transactions.
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