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Gold rates climb fresh new high in Pakistan – Latest rates on November 18

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KARACHI: Gold prices touched new highs in local and international markets, driven by a surge in global bullion rates that crossed the $4,083-per-ounce threshold.

In Pakistan, the price of gold decreased by Rs 9,000 per tola, to Rs 430,662, while the rate for 10 grams decreased by Rs 7,799 to Rs 369,223.

Silver and Gold rates in the cities of Pakistan

City Gold Price (Per Tola)
Karachi Rs 430,662
Lahore Rs 430,662
Islamabad Rs 430,662
Peshawar Rs 430,662
Quetta Rs 430,662
Sialkot Rs 430,662
Hyderabad Rs 430,662
Faisalabad Rs430,662

In the international market, gold prices climbed by $59 per ounce, hitting $4,134, whereas silver also posted gains, rising by $1.44 to $51 per ounce.

Following the international trend, domestic silver prices recorded notable increases as well. Silver rose by Rs 144 per tola and Rs 124 per 10 grams, bringing the rates to Rs 5,353 and Rs 4,589, respectively

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