KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan jumped once again on Friday, September 12, 2025, after trending upward in the global market following a minor dip, as per data published by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
The value of 24 karat gold in Pakistan rose by Rs2,500 per tola on Friday at Rs386,500 compared to Rs384,000 on the last trading day.
Gold rates rebound in Pakistan 12, 2025
The prices of 10 grams of 24 karat gold increased by Rs2,143 to Rs331,361 from the last price of Rs329,218, whereas 10 grams of 22 karat gold increased by Rs1,964 to Rs303,758 from Rs301,794.
The price of gold in the world market increased by US$27, closing at US$3,645 an ounce against 3,618. Similarly, the price of silver also showed an increasing trend in the domestic market.
The price of 24 karat silver rose Rs130 per tola to close at Rs4,456, whereas 10 grams of silver went up by Rs112 to Rs3,820.
On the international front, silver was selling at US$42.28 an ounce, up by US$1.3, the association said.
Gold Rates Today in Pakistan
Gold as a Safe-Haven Asset
Gold continues to be a reliable safe-haven asset, especially in times of inflation, economic uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions. Both as a store of wealth and exchange, it is an inviting choice for investors who need protection from the volatility of the markets.
The growth of digital finance, such as gold-backed Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), mobile apps, and fintech solutions, has increased global gold market access. These innovations have increased the empowerment of individual investors, particularly in countries like the Gulf, to venture into previously institution-dominated territory.
Current gold price fluctuations indicate sustained global demand and highlight investor vigilance against the backdrop of continuing economic and geopolitical tensions.
Gold Prices and Investment Trends in Pakistan
Gold prices in Pakistan have a strong influence on consumer behavior and investment decisions. With the Pakistani rupee under stress and with sustained economic uncertainty, physical assets such as gold are gaining popularity as a good hedge against the preservation of wealth.
Aside from its monetary worth, gold remains culturally relevant—both an investor’s choice and a historic pick for decorative purposes. To many Pakistanis, it is a reliable hedge during uncertain times.
