KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan and globally dropped on Thursday, September 11, 2025, following a series of days of increase, based on figures issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
The 24-karat gold price per tola fell by Rs4,100, touching Rs384,000 from Rs388,100 on the previous trading day. Likewise, 10 grams of 24-karat gold rates also fell by Rs3,515, to Rs329,218 from Rs332,733.
The global market also saw a fall in gold prices, which fell by $36, from $3,654 to $3,618, the Association said.
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As per Reuters, the gold prices drifted lower on Thursday, staying close to record highs, as investors waited for U.S. consumer inflation data later in the day following weaker-than-expected producer price data that further fueled expectations of a Federal Reserve rate reduction next week.
“Gold appears to be consolidating last week’s gains as markets hold on for U.S. Consumer Price Index and what it will imply for Fed rate cut expectations,” commented Ilya Spivak, global macro head at Tastylive.
U.S. producer prices declined in August surprisingly as a result of lower margins for trade services and moderate advances in goods costs.
Gold rates decline in Pakistan September 11 2025
The focus has now shifted to U.S. CPI data, which is scheduled to come out at 1230 GMT, with a Reuters survey predicting a 0.3% increase in August from a 0.2% gain in July. CPI is also likely to have risen 2.9% from year ago levels, versus 2.7% in July.
Gold Rates Today in Pakistan
Gold as a Safe-Haven Asset
Gold still remains a reliable safe-haven asset, especially in times of inflation, economic instability, and geopolitical tensions. Both as a store of value and a medium of exchange, it continues to be a promising choice for investors against the volatility of the markets.
The emergence of digital finance, such as gold-backed Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), mobile trading platforms, and fintech inventions, has opened up access to global gold markets. Such advances have enabled retail investors, particularly in the Gulf and other regions, to participate in an arena previously dominated by institutions.
The recent fluctuation of gold prices is a manifestation of enduring global demand and an indicator of investor prudence in the light of continued economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
Gold Prices and Investment Trends in Pakistan
In Pakistan, gold prices are a major factor in determining consumer attitude and investment patterns. Given that the Pakistani rupee is under strain and economic uncertainty persists, tangible resources such as gold are rapidly being viewed as a solid option for preserving wealth.
Aside from its monetary worth, gold remains culturally relevant—both as an investment of choice and as a conventional decorative option. To many Pakistanis, it is still a safe bet in uncertain times.
