Karachi, December 29, 2025 – The gold prices on Monday decreased by Rs5,500 per tola falling from the highest level in Pakistan.
According to All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association, the prices of gold per tola declined to Rs470,162 from the last closing of Rs475,662, which was the highest level in Pakistan on December 27, 2025.
Similarly the gold prices of 24-karat per 10 grams also fell by Rs4,715 to close Rs403,088 from last closing of Rs407,803.
In international markets, the gold saw a decline of $55 to close $4,478 per ounce from last closing of $4,533.
Bullion market experts attributed the fall in gold prices to the volatile trading trends in the international markets. They said that geopolitical tensions and trade disputes kept the prices uncertain in both international and local markets.
Market analysts noted that profit-taking by investors after gold touched record highs also contributed to the downward correction in domestic prices. The strengthening of the US dollar against major currencies further pressured international bullion rates, which directly impacted local gold prices in Pakistan.
Jewelers reported a slight improvement in buying interest following the price decline, especially ahead of the wedding season. However, experts cautioned that gold prices may remain volatile in the coming days due to ongoing global economic uncertainty, central bank policy signals, and fluctuations in international commodity markets, advising investors to stay cautious.