These dramatic economic shifts have stunned analysts worldwide and exposed the growing instability in India’s financial ecosystem.

According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association, gold prices in Pakistan dropped by Rs10,400, marking the biggest single-day fall in history. The price of 1 tola gold in local markets plunged from Rs350,900 to Rs340,500, offering huge relief to buyers and boosting public confidence.

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At the same time, in global markets, gold prices fell by USD119 per ounce, now trading at USD3,225 — a rare international drop that benefits gold importers and reflects a global economic shift in Pakistan’s favour.

Meanwhile, in a clear message to regional aggressors, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed an unprecedented rise, with the PSX-100 index jumping by 10,123 points — the highest one-day gain ever recorded. The index closed at 117,298 points, leaving behind a strong signal that Pakistan’s economy is unshaken by India’s hostile actions.

Thanks to this historic rally, investors earned a whopping USD4 billion, and in Pakistani Rupees, profits exceeded Rs1,123,000,000,000 — an extraordinary boost for the business community. More than 732.8 million shares were traded today, with total transactions worth Rs30,000,000,000, pushing the market capitalization beyond Rs14,000,000,000,000 once again.

Adding to India’s embarrassment, the Pakistani Rupee also appreciated, gaining 14 paisa in the interbank market. The US Dollar was traded at Rs281.57, down from earlier levels — a strong sign of investor trust in Pakistan’s stable currency outlook.

While India continues to provoke conflict and economic uncertainty, Pakistan is responding not just militarily, but economically — with growth, confidence, and results. Today’s performance in the gold, currency, and stock markets proves that Pakistan’s foundation is stronger than ever, and that India’s aggression only fuels Pakistan’s unity and resilience.