KARACHI – Gold prices in Pakistan on Tuesday recorded another massive dip for second consecutive day amid falling global rates.
According to Sarafa Association, per tola price of gold dropped by Rs10,700, taking the new rate to Rs459,462 while the price of 10-gram plunged to Rs393,914 after a decline of Rs9,174.
In the global bullion market, the price of per ounce gold fell by $107, bringing new rate to $4,371.
The silvers prices in Pakistan also recorded a decline of Rs145 with per tola rate settling at Rs7,930.
A day earlier, per tola price fell by Rs5,500 to reach Rs470,162 while the price of 10-gram gold plunged by Rs4,715, taking new rate to Rs403,088.
Meanwhile, as 2025 draws to close, this was a year that reshaped Pakistan’s investment story. Gold glittered like never before, stocks defied expectations with record gains, and long-trusted assets such as property delivered steadier but smaller returns.
As we steps into 2026, investors are left reflecting on an extraordinary year, one that will be remembered for its surprises, its winners, and the lessons it leaves behind. Stock market staged historic rally, and long-trusted assets such as real estate and the US dollar lagged behind. While inflation and economic pressure squeezed large sections of the population, investors positioned in precious metals and equities witnessed extraordinary gains, turning 2025 into a defining year for asset performance in South Asian nation.
Bullion emerged as undisputed star of the year. For first time in Pakistan’s history, the price of 10 grams of gold crossed the Rs4Lac mark. At the start the year, the same quantity was priced at around Rs 233,000, but by December 24 it had surged to Rs405,000, showing staggering 73 percent increase within a single year.
Globally, rally was not limited to domestic market. Gold prices climbed from $2,612 per ounce on December 31, 2024, to $4,503 per ounce by December 26, 2025, representing an increase of more than 68 percent, largest annual rise since 1979.
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