Rs14,800 gold price rise sparks concern in Pakistan – What’s next?
Massive gold prices rise shakes markets. File photo
Massive gold prices rise shakes markets. File photo
KARACHI (Web Desk): Gold prices rise by Rs14,800 per tola in Pakistan, pushing the new rate to Rs529,162 and surprising buyers across the country.

The sudden increase in gold prices has created concern among buyers and investors. According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of 24-karat gold jumped sharply by Rs14,800 per tola. After this increase, the new price reached Rs529,162, making gold even more expensive for ordinary buyers.

Gold prices also increased in other weight categories. The price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold rose by Rs12,689, reaching Rs453,671. At the same time, 10 grams of 22-karat gold increased by Rs11,632 and settled at Rs415,880. This rise shows a strong upward trend in the local gold market.

Silver prices also followed the same trend and moved higher. The price of silver per tola increased by Rs109, reaching Rs9,255. Meanwhile, 10 grams of silver rose by Rs93 and reached Rs7,934, showing that precious metals are becoming more expensive overall.

International markets also played a major role in this increase. Globally, gold prices jumped by $148 per ounce and reached $5,064. Silver prices also increased by $1.09 per ounce, reaching $87.80. Experts say international price movements directly affect local gold prices in Pakistan.

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This sudden rise has surprised many people, especially those planning weddings or investments. Many buyers are now waiting to see if prices will fall again, while investors are watching closely to decide their next move. The market remains uncertain, and future price direction depends on global trends and economic conditions.

Gold is becoming more expensive very fast. This shows strong demand and global uncertainty. Investors see gold as a safe place for money. But ordinary buyers may delay purchases due to high prices. If global prices keep rising, local rates may increase further. However, if international markets calm down, prices could stabilize.