Gold Prices in Pakistan Decrease Sharply on June 28
The decline in gold prices is a significant development for investors and buyers, with the price per tola decreasing by Rs1,600 and the international rate falling by $16 per ounce, providing an opportunity for investment, but also highlighting the need for caution and careful consideration of market trends.
Gold prices in Pakistan decreased significantly on Saturday, with the price per tola reaching Rs349,400 after a loss of Rs1,600, and the price of 10-gram gold being sold at Rs299,554, a decline of Rs1,371, as the international rate of gold also fell to $3,274 per ounce.
The local gold markets and Sarafa Markets in various cities reported the decline in gold prices, with 24 karat gold being traded at Rs351,000 on June 28, 2025, down from Rs356,000 on the previous trading day. The price of 10 grams of 24 karat gold also decreased to Rs300,925, down from Rs305,212, while 10 grams of 22 Karat gold decreased to Rs275,857, down from Rs279,787.
The decrease in gold prices in Pakistan is attributed to the decline in international market trends, with the rate of gold falling by $16 per ounce to $3,274. Meanwhile, the silver price per tola remained stable at Rs3,782. The fluctuations in gold prices in Pakistan are closely tied to the international market, and investors are advised to monitor the trends closely to make informed decisions.
The decrease in gold prices in Pakistan may provide an opportunity for buyers to invest in gold, but it is essential to consider the volatility of the market and potential future fluctuations. As the gold prices continue to fluctuate, it is crucial to stay updated with the latest trends and prices to make informed investment decisions.