Gold Prices Jump More Than Rs 200,000 in One Year

ISLAMABAD: Gold prices in the bullion market have continued their steep upward trend, rising by over Rs 200,000 per tola within a year. In 2024, gold was priced at Rs 272,600 per tola, but in 2025 it has jumped to Rs 472,800 per tola, marking a historic increase.

On Saturday alone, gold prices rose by an additional Rs 1,000 per tola. As a result, the price of pure 24-karat gold has reached Rs 474,000 per tola, 22-karat gold is trading at Rs 434,500 per tola, and 21-karat gold has climbed to Rs 414,750 per tola.

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The continuous rise in prices has started to impact the jewelry market, as higher rates are discouraging consumers from making purchases. Traders report a slowdown in sales as buyers hesitate amid soaring costs.

Silver prices have also increased, with the metal now fixed at Rs 8,800 per 10 grams, adding further pressure on consumers who traditionally invest in precious metals.

Market analysts attribute the surge in gold and silver prices to rising demand and ongoing fluctuations in the global precious metals market.