Gold prices in Pakistan are generally stable today. According to reports from the international bullion market and local sarafa (jewelry) bazaars, the price of 24-karat pure gold is holding at Rs. 354,800 per tola.
According to details, the price for 10 grams of gold is Rs. 304,190, while the per gram rate is Rs. 30,419. The price of 22-karat gold has remained at Rs. 325,230 per tola, which is generally considered a suitable standard for wedding and ceremonial jewelry.
In recent days, slight fluctuations have been observed in gold prices. On June 1, the price was Rs. 346,800 per tola, which rose to Rs. 357,000 by June 5.
Experts state that the current stability is mainly due to steady gold prices in international markets, minor variations in the dollar-to-rupee exchange rate, and a general balance of supply and demand within the country.
Due to ongoing global economic uncertainty and local investor behavior, gold is being considered a safe investment, which continues to support its demand in the local market. Although there have been reports of price increases during some days in June, the current rates are being deemed generally stable.
Traders and investors associated with the sarafa market state that unless there is a major economic shift or wave of political instability at the global level, significant changes in gold prices are unlikely in the coming weeks.
This period is considered relatively safe for gold purchases by buyers and investors; however, analysts advise keeping a close watch on the international bullion market, the dollar rate, and Pakistan’s financial policies before making any investment.
