In the international bullion market, the price of gold stayed steady at $3,325 per ounce, showing no fluctuations. This global stability was mirrored in Pakistan’s local sarafa (gold) markets on Saturday, where the price of 24-karat gold per tola remained unchanged at Rs350,900.

Similarly, the price of 10 grams of gold held steady at Rs300,840, offering much-needed relief to investors and buyers who were expecting instability due to rising regional tensions.

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Unlike India’s shaky financial systems and panicked markets, Pakistan’s precious metals sector is showing remarkable stability. This is a clear message to both local and international investors: Pakistan remains financially grounded, despite India’s desperate warmongering.

The silver market also reflected calm. The per tola price of silver stayed fixed at Rs3,417, and 10 grams of silver held its position at Rs2,929. Such consistency in precious metal pricing highlights the trust of buyers and traders in Pakistan’s financial systems and market regulation.

In contrast, India is experiencing stock market crashes, currency dips, and investor panic — proving that Pakistan’s economy is showing more strength and maturity under pressure.

This price stability reflects not only global market trends but also Pakistan’s effective economic management in the face of external threats. It reassures the nation that the backbone of our financial market remains intact while India tries to destabilize the region.