Gold falls below Rs480,000 per tola amid global pressure
Gold prices in Pakistan dropped, tracking a decline in international rates as global markets reacted to inflation concerns.
Gold prices in Pakistan dropped, tracking a decline in international rates as global markets reacted to inflation concerns.
Pakistan equities opened the week on a strong footing, with buying interest lifting the benchmark index sharply in early trade on Monday.
Gold prices in Pakistan moved lower on Saturday, following a mild decline in international markets, while silver recorded a sharp increase.
Rising fuel costs push weekly inflation higher, keeping essential items expensive and adding pressure on household budgets across Pakistan.
Fuel prices rise again as taxes form a large share, increasing costs for consumers and adding pressure on inflation nationwide.
Pakistan’s reserves rise sharply on eurobond inflows, while SBP slightly trims foreign currency reserve returns for May 2026.
Pakistan inflation jumps to 10.9 percent in April, exceeding forecasts as rising fuel and food costs push prices higher nationwide.
Pakistan and China sign new agreements to boost industry, healthcare and livestock cooperation during President Zardari’s China visit.
Gold prices rose sharply in Pakistan on Thursday, following a global rebound driven by weaker dollar and rising geopolitical concerns.
Stocks plunge over 3,500 points as global tensions and oil price surge trigger widespread selling at Pakistan Stock Exchange.