Karachi, December 31, 2025 — Gold prices in Pakistan declined for the third consecutive session on Wednesday, closing out the year 2025 on a weaker note amid a downward trend in the international bullion market. According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of 24-karat gold fell by Rs2,500 per tola, settling at Rs456,962, compared with the previous day’s closing of Rs459,462 in local markets.
Market data shows that gold had reached an all-time high of Rs475,662 per tola on December 27, 2025. Since then, the precious metal has remained under pressure, recording consistent daily losses toward the end of the year as global prices softened and profit-taking increased.
Similarly, the price of 24-karat gold per 10 grams also witnessed a notable decline. It dropped by Rs2,143 to close at Rs391,771, down from Rs393,914 in the previous session. The decrease reflects reduced demand and the impact of falling global prices on the domestic bullion market.
Bullion traders and market analysts attributed the ongoing decline in Pakistan gold prices primarily to weakness in the international gold market. They noted that while geopolitical tensions and global trade uncertainties have kept gold prices volatile throughout the year, recent sessions have seen selling pressure as investors reassessed market positions.
In the international market, gold prices fell by $25 per ounce, closing at $4,346, compared with the previous day’s level of $4,371 per ounce. Experts said fluctuations in global interest rate expectations and a stronger dollar also weighed on bullion prices.
Despite the recent decline, analysts believe gold remains a key safe-haven asset, and price movements in the coming weeks will largely depend on global economic indicators and geopolitical developments in early 2026.