Now, the precious stone is selling at Rs362,200, up from Rs359,300 just a day earlier.

An upward trend was also seen in the price of 10 grams of 24 karat gold, which jumped by Rs2,487 to reach Rs310,528 from Rs308,041. Similarly, 10 grams of 22 karat gold rose by Rs2,280, now priced at Rs284,661 from Rs282,381.

It’s not just gold that’s climbing—silver is following suit. The per tola rate of silver increased by Rs49 to hit Rs4,059, while the 10 gram rate went up by Rs42 to Rs3,479.

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International markets echoed the rise, with global gold prices climbing by $29, now standing at $3,395 from $3,366. Silver also rose globally, increasing by $0.49 to reach $38.26.

This continuous rise in gold and silver prices reflects increasing investor anxiety, global inflation fears, and shifting monetary policies. The Pakistani market is mirroring international trends, suggesting that further price hikes may be on the horizon. For investors and jewelers alike, these shifts demand close attention as the precious metals market remains volatile but potentially rewarding.