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PkRevenue.com – On Friday, June 7, 2024, gold prices in Pakistan remained stable, reflecting the steady trend in international markets.

PkRevenue.com — Gold prices in Pakistan surged on Thursday, reaching Rs 243,000 per tola. This significant increase of Rs 2,400 from the previous day’s closing of Rs 240,600 reflects a rising trend in the international markets.

PkRevenue.com — Gold rates in the Karachi bullion market saw a notable decline on Wednesday, with prices dropping by Rs 400 per tola. This decrease follows a downward trend observed in the international markets, impacting local rates significantly.

PkRevenue.com – Gold prices in Karachi witnessed a significant increase on Tuesday, jumping Rs 700 per tola to reach Rs 241,000. This rise reflects a global upswing in gold prices, driven by economic uncertainties and investor sentiment.

PkRevenue.com — In a steady start to the week, gold rates in Pakistan held firm on Monday, remaining unchanged at Rs 240,300 per tola. The lack of movement in domestic prices was attributed to stagnant trading in international markets.

PkRevenue.com – The gold prices witnessed a significant decline in the Karachi bullion market on Saturday, with a drop of Rs 1,400 per tola, influenced by a similar downward trend in international markets.

PkRevenue.com – On Friday, gold prices in Pakistan experienced a notable increase, rising by Rs 500 per tola in response to movements in international markets.

PkRevenue.com – In a significant turn of events, gold prices in Pakistan experienced a notable decline on Thursday, with a decrease of Rs 1,500 amidst volatile trading conditions and a downward trend in international markets.

PkRevenue.com – In a significant development on Wednesday, Pakistan experienced a substantial increase in gold prices, with a notable Rs 2,400 rise per tola. This surge aligns with broader global trends affecting the precious metals market.

(PkRevenue.com) – In a notable development for the precious metals market, gold prices in Pakistan experienced a decline of Rs 500 on Tuesday, bringing the new rate to Rs 240,300 per tola. This reduction is reflective of a parallel trend in the international markets, where gold prices have also seen a downturn.