According to market sources, prices in the domestic market recorded a noticeable rise. The price of 10 grams of gold increased by Rs429, reaching Rs405,931, reflecting a steady upward drift seen in recent sessions.
Similarly, the price of one tola of gold rose by Rs500, pushing the rate to Rs473,362 per tola. Traders say the increase shows that gold is holding firm as a safe-value asset, despite changing market moods.
The upward trend was not limited to Pakistan alone. In the international market, gold prices also edged higher, with the global rate climbing by $5 to reach $4,510 per ounce. Analysts note that global uncertainty and cautious investor sentiment continue to keep gold in demand.
Market observers describe the latest rise as small in steps but strong in signal, suggesting that prices may remain sensitive to global economic cues in the days ahead.
For consumers and investors alike, gold remains a metal that rarely stays still, moving quietly but steadily with the pulse of the global economy.
