KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan dropped on Thursday, November 20, 2025, following a sudden fall in the global market, as reported by the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).
The rate of 24-karat gold slipped by Rs5,000 to Rs426,562 per tola, compared to Rs431,562 a day earlier.
The price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold also went down by Rs4,286 to Rs365,708, while the 22-karat variant fell by Rs3,929 to Rs335,244 from the previous day’s figure of Rs339,173.
In the world market, gold was being traded at $4,042 per ounce, a decline of $50 from Wednesday’s level of $4,092.
Silver prices moved lower as well. Silver per tola dropped by Rs93 to Rs5,329, and 10 grams of silver fell by Rs80 to Rs4,568. International silver stood at $50.57 per ounce, down from $51.50 the previous day.
Gold trends
The rise of digital financial platforms, including gold-backed Exchange-Traded Funds, mobile investment apps, and other modern tools, has made global gold trading easier for individual investors.
This shift is obvious in the Gulf region, where more people are joining a market once led mainly by large institutions.
Recent changes in gold prices reflect steady worldwide demand and a cautious approach from investors due to continuing economic and geopolitical challenges.
Investment Trends in Pakistan
In Pakistan, where the rupee remains weak and economic conditions are uncertain, gold continues to be a favored choice for investors. It is seen not only as a commodity but as a dependable way to protect wealth and guard against inflation.
As financial markets fluctuate, many view physical assets like gold as safer options, keeping them central to both old and new investment approaches.