Gold prices in Pakistan have once again recorded a notable decrease, offering relief to buyers after recent fluctuations in the bullion market.
According to the Sarafa Market, the price of 24-karat gold per tola has dropped by Rs 1,000, bringing it down to Rs 472,000. The decline reflects a slowdown in local demand combined with ongoing volatility in global markets.
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Silver Prices Remain Stable
In contrast to gold, silver prices remained unchanged. The price of 10 grams of silver continues to trade at Rs 9,600, indicating stability in the silver market despite fluctuations in gold rates.
Why Are Gold Prices Falling?
Market sources attribute the recent decline to:
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Fluctuations in the international bullion market
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Reduced local demand from investors and buyers
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Ongoing uncertainty in global economic indicators
Analysts say that short-term corrections are common after sharp increases, and prices may continue to fluctuate depending on international trends, exchange rates, and investor sentiment.
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Despite the current dip, experts believe gold prices remain sensitive to global economic developments and geopolitical conditions. Investors are advised to closely monitor market movements before making purchasing or investment decisions.
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