International bullion prices slip as easing safe-haven demand weighs on the precious metal

ISLAMABAD: The gold price in Pakistan on July 10, 2026, declined on Friday, with the price of 24-karat gold falling by Rs1,400 per tola in line with a modest drop in international bullion markets.

According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association (APGJA), the price of 24-karat gold settled at Rs432,436 per tola, down from Rs433,836 recorded in the previous trading session.

The price of 24-karat gold per 10 grams also decreased by Rs1,200 to Rs370,744, compared with Rs371,944 a day earlier.

International Gold Prices Edge Lower

The decline in the gold price in Pakistan on July 10, 2026, followed weakness in global bullion markets.

In the international market, spot gold slipped by $14 per ounce to $4,100, compared with $4,114 in the previous session, as easing demand for safe-haven assets weighed on prices.

Bullion dealers said improving investor sentiment reduced demand for gold, resulting in lower international prices that were reflected in Pakistan’s domestic market.

Gold Remains Above Earlier Monthly Levels

Friday’s decline came a day after domestic gold prices had rebounded by Rs3,600 per tola, ending a three-session losing streak.

Despite the latest fall, the gold price in Pakistan on July 10, 2026, remained well above levels seen earlier in the month, reflecting continued volatility in global precious metals markets amid shifting geopolitical and economic developments.

Outlook for Gold Prices

Market analysts said domestic gold prices are expected to continue tracking international bullion markets, movements in the rupee-dollar exchange rate, global interest rate expectations and geopolitical developments.

They added that investor sentiment toward safe-haven assets will remain a key factor influencing gold prices in the coming weeks.