Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025

Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025 Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025

KARACHI: The price of gold in Pakistan did not fluctuate on Thursday, September 19, 2025, after a few days of trading uncertainty, as per data published by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.

Gold prices today in Pakistan  September 19, 2025
Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025

The prices of 24 karat gold remained constant at Rs388,600 per tola, whereas 10 gram 24 karat gold also remained constant at Rs333,161. Likewise, 10 grams of 22 karat gold were sold at prevailing prices of Rs 305,408.

On the world market, prices of gold also remained constant at $3,668 per ounce.

Conversely, the silver price recorded a rise. The 24 karat silver price increased by Rs31 to Rs4,418 per tola, while 10 gram 24 karat silver advanced by Rs26 to Rs3,787.

International silver prices rose by $0.31 to $41.91 an ounce, according to the association.

Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025
Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025

Gold still remains a reliable safe-haven asset, especially in times of inflation, economic turmoil, and geopolitical tensions. Both as a means of exchange and as a store of value, it has continued to be a popular choice among investors who want to hedge against market fluctuations.

Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025

The growth of digital finance in the form of gold-backed Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), mobile trading platforms, and fintech-led innovations expanded access to international markets for gold. This has enabled retail investors, particularly in the Gulf and other parts, to get into a hitherto institutional investor-dominated sector.

The recent volatility in gold prices mirrors sustained global demand and highlights investor wariness amid continued economic and geopolitical instability.

Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025
Gold prices today in Pakistan September 19, 2025

In Pakistan, consumer behavior and investment decisions are largely driven by the prices of gold. As the Pakistani rupee is under pressure with continuous economic instability, physical assets such as gold are being perceived more and more as a safe way to preserve wealth.

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