The gold market in Pakistan witnessed high prices on Thursday, 30th January 2025, with gold showing a slight increase. The price of 1 tola of 24-karat gold was Rs. 290,300, while 22-karat gold was priced at Rs. 266,106 per tola. For those interested in 21-karat gold, the price stood at Rs. 254,013 per tola, and 18-karat gold was available for Rs. 217,725 per tola. These values reflect the continued demand for gold, especially in a market where economic uncertainties push people toward precious metals.
Differences Across Cities
For smaller quantities, the price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold was Rs. 248,890, while 1 gram of 24-karat gold was valued at Rs. 24,889. For those looking at larger quantities, the price of 1 ounce of gold was Rs. 705,600. The price of gold showed some variation across major cities in Pakistan. In Karachi, the rate for gold ranged from Rs. 290,300 to Rs. 290,400. In Lahore, it was slightly higher, between Rs. 290,350 and Rs. 290,450, and in Islamabad, the price ranged from Rs. 290,400 to Rs. 290,500. These minor differences across cities are typical and are reflective of local demand and market conditions.
In terms of silver, the market also experienced a slight increase. On 30th January 2025, 1 tola of 24-karat silver was priced at Rs. 3,204, with the price of 1 gram of 24-karat silver standing at Rs. 275. The silver market also has varying prices depending on the purity level. The price of 22-karat silver per gram was Rs. 252, while 21-karat silver was priced at Rs. 240 per gram. These prices make silver a more affordable option compared to gold, catering to a wider range of consumers.
Trends in the Silver
Looking at the trends in the silver market over the past few days, the rates have remained fairly stable. On 30th January 2025, the price of silver per tola was Rs. 3,184, and for 10 grams, it was Rs. 2,729.8. The price per gram of 24-karat silver was Rs. 272.98, while 22-karat and 21-karat silver were priced at Rs. 250 and Rs. 239 per gram, respectively. The previous day, on 29th January 2025, the rates were the same, showing no significant changes. The price of silver had a minor dip on 28th January, with the tola price dropping to Rs. 3,124, but it rebounded to Rs. 3,202 on 27th January 2025.
Both gold and silver prices in Pakistan are affected by various market factors, including global trends and local demand. As precious metals continue to be seen as a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty, staying updated with the latest rates from the Pakistan Sarafa Market is essential for investors and consumers alike. These fluctuations reflect ongoing trends in the precious metals market, and it is advisable to monitor them regularly for the most accurate and timely data.
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