KARACHI – Gold prices in Pakistan on Wednesday plunged for second consecutive day as recent positive economic developments have cut investors reliance on the yellow commodity.
The price of per tola 24-karat gold declined by Rs1,200 with new rate settling at Rs440,662 while the 10-gram stands at Rs377,796 after a dip of Rs1,029.
The gold prices in international market also recorded a decline as per ounce rate dropped by $12 to reach $4,207 per ounce.
Per Tola Gold Rate in Pakistan Today
The price of per tola gold in Pakistan has dropped to Rs440,662 as of December 10, 2025 due to a moderate decline of Rs1,200.
PSX Breaks Records
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has reached all-time high of 170,000 points as the approval of $1.3 billion loan tranche by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and rise in remittances have lifted the investor confidence.
During intraday trading, the KSE-100 index rose by 720.29 points to hit fresh high of 170,176.67 points, reflecting a positive change of 0.43 percent compared to previous close of 169,456.38 points.
Experts have predicted that the stock market would remain bullish throughout the day with strong buying rally.
A day earlier, the benchmark index surged by 1,153 points, or 0.69%, to reach an all-time high at 169,456.
IMF Loan Approval
Earlier this Week, IMF approved a tranche of nearly $1.3 billion for Pakistan, providing a significant boost to the country’s foreign reserves.
Under the $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program, Pakistan is set to receive over $1 billion. The first tranche also includes more than $20 million under the $1.3 billion Rapid Financing Instrument (RSAF).
With these latest disbursements, the total amount released to Pakistan under both IMF programs has now reached $3.3 billion. Officials say the funds will help stabilize the economy and support critical fiscal reforms.
