KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan dipped on Saturday, September 13, 2025, following a bearish trend in the international market, based on data published by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
The rate of 24-karat gold went down by Rs200 per tola, closing at Rs386,300 from the last rate of Rs386,500. Likewise, rates for 10 grams of 24-karat gold declined by Rs172, from Rs331,361 to Rs331,189.
In the global market, the prices of gold also dropped by $2, settling at $3,643 per ounce from yesterday’s $3,645.
Gold Rates Today in Pakistan
Gold as a Safe-Haven Asset
Gold continues to be a reliable safe-haven asset, especially during times of inflation, economic instability, and geopolitical turmoil. Both as an asset for storing wealth and a medium of exchange, it is a lucrative choice for investors seeking to hedge against market risk.
The emergence of digital finance such as gold-backed Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), mobile phone trading applications, and fintech innovations has opened up global gold markets to more people. These innovations have enabled retail investors, particularly from across the Gulf, to enter what was previously an institutional space.
Gold prices decrease in Pakistan September 13 2025
Recent advances and declines in the price of gold are an indication of sustained worldwide demand and highlight investor prudence in the face of continued economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Gold Prices and Investment Trends in Pakistan
Gold prices heavily influence consumer spending and investment choices in Pakistan. With pressure on the Pakistani rupee and persistent economic turmoil, physical assets such as gold are being viewed more and more as an effective hedge against wealth loss.
Aside from its monetary worth, gold remains culturally important—being both an investment of choice and an old-fashioned ornamental favorite. To many Pakistanis, it remains a reliable hedge during times of turmoil.
