GOLD TAKES A HIT PRICES DROP SHARPLY IN PAKISTAN AND GLOBAL MARKETS
MAY 15-2025 gold prices are on the fall after taking a high jump all across the world. In Pakistan gold prices are also falling. According to All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association (APSGJA), the price of gold per tola (11.66 grams) lost Rs6,700, and traded with a new price of Rs335,200.
We have seen a major gain in gold across the world in all the markets and exchanges including digital currency. Experts say that it is driven by US dollar shifting investor offer towards asset as a result the demand for gold has cooled.
In Pakistan, gold dealers are seeing less activity as buyers wait for more stability. “People are hesitant right now. They’re watching and waiting,” said a trader from Lahore’s historic Sarafa Bazaar.
With market uncertainty still in play, analysts advise keeping a close eye on the gold rate in Pakistan, especially for those looking to invest or sell.
But the main question is why GOLD is considering an everlasting investment and people are more inclined towards it. The reason is simple as gold is acceptable pain all over the country and has been easily traded off around the world. Countries need gold to print cash making it an everlasting investment.
For now, the yellow metal’s shine is fading but seasoned investors know, trends like these don’t last forever.
