Karachi, September 13, 2025 – The domestic bullion market witnessed slight fluctuations on Saturday as both gold and silver prices recorded minor declines compared to the previous day.
The updated figures were released by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association, providing a clear comparison of the latest values with earlier rates.
In local trading, gold prices slipped by Rs200 per tola, bringing the new price of 24-karat gold to Rs386,300. Similarly, the 24-karat rate per 10 grams was reported at Rs331,189, marking a decrease of Rs172. For those preferring 22-karat ornaments, the price per 10 grams settled at Rs303,600 after a dip of Rs158. On the international front, gold also eased slightly, closing at $3,643 per ounce, down by $2.
Meanwhile, the silver market showed a parallel downward trend. The price of 24-karat silver dropped by Rs13, standing at Rs4,443 per tola. The 10-gram rate was quoted at Rs3,809 after a decrease of Rs11. In the global market, silver moved lower as well, recorded at $42.15 per ounce, shedding $0.13 from the previous day.
Market analysts suggest that these small corrections in silver and gold prices reflect international shifts in bullion demand, driven by currency strength, investor sentiment, and global economic uncertainty. Jewelers in Pakistan believe such slight changes are part of normal market adjustment, with buyers still showing steady interest in precious metals for both investment and ornamentation.