Gold prices steady as govt plans to lift export-import ban

ISLAMABAD: Gold prices remained stable domestically and internationally, here on Tuesday.

As per the details, during the last two days, the price of gold per tola decreased by Rs. 12,000.

Today, gold prices remained stable in the market, the price of gold per tola remained at Rs. 444,900.

There was no change in the price of 10 grams of gold and the price remained at Rs. 381,430. The price of gold in the global market remained at $ 4,235.

There was also no change in the price of silver per tola and the price remained at Rs. 5,261.

It should be remembered that earlier, gold prices had reached the highest level domestically and internationally, after which prices started declining and today prices remained stable.

On the other hand, the federal government has decided to lift the ban on gold exports and imports. According to sources, a summary will be sent to the ECC to lift the ban on gold trade.

A ban on the export and import of gold was imposed in May this year. The ban was imposed on complaints of gold smuggling, no complaints of gold smuggling have been received in recent months.

Due to continuous delays in the restoration of the suspended SRO, jewellery exports were halted and exporters were facing a severe financial crisis.