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Gold prices in Pakistan Today – November 29, 2025 | The Express Tribune
Gold prices surged in Pakistan on Saturday after a sharp rise in the international bullion market, where the yellow metal gained $53 per ounce to reach $4,218.
After a two-day pause in trading, domestic bullion markets raised the price of 24-carat gold by Rs5,300 per tola, taking it to Rs444,162. The rate for 10 grams also increased by Rs4,544 to settle at Rs380,797.
Silver prices followed the same upward trend, with the per-tola rate climbing by Rs267 to Rs5,909 and the 10-gram price rising by Rs229 to Rs5,066.
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Earlier on Friday, gold prices in Pakistan held steady for the second straight day, with the per-tola rate unchanged at Rs438,862 despite a surge in global bullion markets, where prices hovered near a one-week high on expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month.
According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of 10-gram gold also remained unchanged at Rs376,253. Silver prices were flat as well, trading at Rs5,642 per tola.
The stability in domestic bullion rates comes even as international gold continued its upward momentum, supported by weakening US economic indicators and increasing bets on monetary easing.
Reuters reported that spot gold rose 0.8% to $4,162.99 per ounce at 1:55 pm ET (1855 GMT), after hitting its highest level since November 14 earlier in the session. US gold futures for December delivery settled 0.6% higher at $4,165.20 per ounce.
Adnan Agar, Director at Interactive Commodities, said the market has clearly broken past a strong resistance level, signalling bullish momentum. “Gold prices are on the upside.
It has broken a strong resistance and made a high of $4,207. The market was around $4,199, with a low of $4,150. As I mentioned earlier, the chances of more upside remain strong,” he noted.
Agar added that upcoming US economic data scheduled for next week will likely guide the next major move, but until then, gold is expected to trade between $4,200 and $4,300.
Analysts say the broader outlook remains supportive for bullion, as easing expectations and softer yields continue to make non-yielding assets like gold attractive to investors.
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) staged a strong comeback on Tuesday, recovering more than 2,000 points after suffering its steepest one-day decline in history.
The benchmark KSE-100 Index climbed to an intraday high of 156,106.01, gaining 4,133.02 points (2.72%) from the previous close of 151,972.99.
However, volatility persisted, with the index also dipping to an intraday low of 151,258.85, reflecting continued investor caution.
After Monday’s Historic Slump
The rebound follows Monday’s massive crash, when the KSE-100 plunged 16,089.17 points (-9.57%), marking its largest single-day fall ever.
The sell-off was triggered by escalating Middle East tensions and panic-driven mutual fund selling.
Analysts described Tuesday’s rise as a technical rebound, with value investors stepping in after excessive pressure eased.
Global Markets Under Pressure
While PSX showed recovery, global markets remained under strain:
MSCI Asia-Pacific index (ex-Japan) fell 1.5%
Japan’s Nikkei dropped 2.3%
US futures slipped 0.6%
Rising geopolitical tensions have intensified concerns about energy prices and global economic stability.
Oil Prices Surge
Fears of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz pushed energy markets higher:
Brent crude rose 2% to $79.22 per barrel
Shipping costs for oil tankers surged sharply
European and Asian natural gas prices jumped nearly 40% earlier
Higher oil prices pose inflationary risks for import-dependent economies like Pakistan.
What’s Next?
Market experts say the key question is whether the recovery gains momentum or remains a short-term bounce.
Investor sentiment remains fragile amid geopolitical uncertainty and volatile global energy markets.
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