Overview
- Gold in Pakistan rose by Rs4,500 per tola to Rs506,062, with 10 grams up Rs3,858 to Rs433,866, according to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
- The rebound followed a Rs3,300 drop in the prior session to Rs501,562, which came after an earlier intraday surge that highlighted sharp local volatility.
- International prices added $45 to reach $4,837 per ounce, a move analysts linked to a weaker US dollar and signals that tensions tied to Iran were easing.
- Interactive Commodities’ Adnan Agar flagged $4,890 as a key ceiling for gold, saying a close above it could open targets near $5,000 to $5,200.
- The rupee in interbank trade edged to 278.92 per US dollar, and reports that Indian banks paused gold and silver imports due to clearance delays could curb short‑term regional demand.