Gold and silver prices in Pakistan saw significant gains on Monday, reflecting trends in the international market, while silver surged to a fresh all-time high locally.

According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of gold per tola rose by Rs7,500, closing at Rs489,362. Similarly, the rate of 10-gram gold increased by Rs428 to Rs419,549.

On the previous trading day, Saturday, gold had declined by Rs6,431, closing at Rs481,862 per tola. Market experts attribute Monday’s rebound to stronger global demand and rising international gold prices.

In the international market, gold prices also strengthened, rising by $75 to $4,670 per ounce, including a $20 premium. Analysts say ongoing global economic uncertainties and inflationary concerns continue to support the precious metal market.

Meanwhile, silver prices in Pakistan set a new record. The per-tola rate of silver climbed by Rs300, reaching an all-time high of Rs9,782. Market observers note that industrial demand and speculative buying are driving silver prices upward, alongside rising gold rates.

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The surge in local precious metal prices is expected to impact jewellery markets and investment patterns in Pakistan. Traders and investors are closely watching international market movements, as fluctuations abroad have an immediate effect on domestic rates.

Consumers planning to buy gold or silver are advised to monitor prices carefully and consult authorised dealers for updated rates.