KARACHI, March 30: Gold prices in Pakistan continued their upward trajectory on Monday, with 24-carat gold rising by Rs3,900 to reach Rs475,962 per tola, following sustained gains in the international market.

The increase builds on the previous session’s sharp rise, when gold rates surged by Rs4,800 per tola to settle at Rs472,062, indicating continued momentum in the local bullion market and heightened activity among investors.

Gold surges to Rs472,062 per tola after sharp Rs4,800 increase

According to market data, the price of 10 grams of gold also increased by Rs3,343, reaching Rs408,060.

Silver prices followed a similar trend, with 24-carat silver per tola rising by Rs70 to Rs7,524.

Global surge pushes local rates higher

In the international market, gold prices climbed by $39 per ounce to $4,532, supporting the rise in domestic rates.

Market analysts say local bullion prices remain closely tied to global trends and currency movements, which continue to influence pricing dynamics in Pakistan.

The latest increase on March 30 places gold near record levels, reflecting sustained demand and ongoing volatility in both local and international markets.