Precious metal lost Rs729 to fall to Rs106,953 per 10 grams in the domestic market


Karachi: The gold price on Friday further dropped during the consecutive third day by Rs850 per tola.
According to the All Sindh Sarrafa and Jewellers Association, gold price recorded a drop of Rs850 per tola, taking the precious metal to Rs124,750 in Pakistan.
The precious metal lost Rs729 to fall to Rs106,953 per 10 grams in the domestic market. 24k-gold is now selling at $1,818 per ounce.
Meanwhile, in the international market, it dropped by $1 to reach $1,821 per ounce.
On Thursday, the gold price recorded a drop of Rs100 per tola, taking the price to Rs125,600 in Pakistan. 24k-gold is now selling at $1,822 per ounce. Ten grams of gold dropped by Rs85 to trade at Rs107,682 on January 13.
It gained by $4 per ounce in the international market. Gold has recorded an increase of $24 in the last four days.
The precious commodity hit a record high of $2,074 an ounce in August 2020 and a five-month high of $1,874 on November 16. It reached a peak of Rs132,000 per tola in Pakistan on October 26.
Silver rate
Meanwhile, the rate of silver stayed unchanged in the local market. It is being sold at Rs1,450 per tola and Rs1,243.14 per 10 grams.

LHC's Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani resigns over judicial independence, health concerns
- 2 hours ago

Pakistan says Afghan firing kills one in border district
- 3 hours ago

NA passes resolution on peaceful settlement of Kashmir dispute
- a day ago
Sri Lanka give Green Shirts crushing defeat
- a day ago

Pakistan condemns Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia
- 2 days ago

Jordan arrests three in dawn raid over church attack
- 2 days ago

Jordan strikes militant groups in Syria after church attack
- a day ago

At least 30 dead as two high-speed trains collide in Spain
- 6 hours ago
Security forces kill nine terrorists in Balochistan: ISPR
- 3 hours ago

US singer Chris Brown spared jail after pleading guilty over UK nightclub incident
- 2 days ago

Pakistan, US explore new avenues for energy cooperation
- 2 days ago

World Bank sees commodity prices up 23pc in 2026 due to Middle East war, other shocks
- 2 hours ago







