Following a decrease in the past meeting, gold costs in Pakistan encountered a critical increment on Thursday, reflecting patterns in global business sectors. In the nearby market, the cost of gold per tola rose by Rs800, arriving at another record high of Rs268,500.
Essentially, the cost of gold for 10 grams was accounted for at Rs230,195, denoting an increment of Rs685, as indicated by the All-Pakistan Diamonds and Gem dealers Sarafa Affiliation (APGJSA). This increase comes after a decline of Rs300 on Wednesday, when gold was evaluated at Rs267,700.
On the global front, gold costs likewise flooded, with rates coming to $2,577 per ounce (counting a premium of $20), mirroring an increase of $8 during the day. Conversely, silver costs stayed stable, holding at Rs2,950 per tola.
Recently, gold costs had arrived at a then-record high of Rs268,000 per tola on Monday, showing continuous unpredictability and request in the valuable metals market.
