KARACHI – On Thursday, August 14, 2025, Pakistan’s bullion market reported largely stable gold and silver prices, showing only minimal changes compared to the previous day’s closing levels.
These official rates, released at 9:00 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), remain an essential benchmark for jewelers, traders, and investors nationwide.
In domestic trading, the price of 24 Karat gold stood at Rs 358,100 per tola, while 10 grams of 24 Karat gold were valued at Rs 307,013. Buyers preferring 22 Karat purity found it priced at Rs 281,438 per 10 grams. On the international front, gold maintained its reputation as a safe-haven asset, trading at $3,354 per ounce amid ongoing global economic uncertainty.
Likewise, silver prices remained steady in Pakistan, supported by consistent demand from both investors and industrial users. A tola of 24 Karat silver was priced at Rs 4,072, with 10 grams available for Rs 3,491. In global markets, silver traded at $38.39 per ounce, benefiting from its dual role in manufacturing sectors—particularly renewable energy technologies—and as a traditional store of value against inflation.
Experts highlight that movements in gold and silver prices are influenced by multiple factors, including currency exchange fluctuations, inflation trends, central bank interest rate policies, and geopolitical developments. While minor regional price differences may occur due to dealer margins, the published official rates offer a reliable reference for anyone planning to buy, sell, or invest in precious metals in Pakistan.