In the latest financial news, the gold market experienced a modest uptick with the cost of per tola 24 karat gold climbing by Rs100, reaching a new price point of Rs 215,900 as of Tuesday.
This increase follows the previous trading day’s closing rate of Rs 215,800, showcasing a gradual rise in gold values. Similarly, the rate for 10 grams of 24-karat gold saw an adjustment upwards by Rs86, settling at Rs185,100 from the preceding figure of Rs185,014.
For those interested in 22-karat gold, there was also a slight surge in price. The cost for 10 grams of 22-karat gold moved up to Rs169,674 from an earlier rate of Rs169,596, indicating a consistent pattern of growth across different purities of gold.
Despite these changes in gold rates, the silver prices remained unchanged, with per tola and ten-gram rates holding steady at Rs2,570 and Rs2,203.36, respectively.
This increment in gold prices is mirrored in the international market as well, where the price of gold advanced by $2 to reach $2,056 from a previous rate of $2,054, according to the All Sindh Sarafa Jewellers Association.
These shifts in gold rates are crucial for investors and buyers, signaling slight fluctuations in the market that could impact investment decisions.
Metal Type | Purity | Unit | Previous Rate | New Rate |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gold | 24 Karat | 1 Tola | Rs 215,800 | Rs 215,900 |
Gold | 24 Karat | 10 Grams | Rs 185,014 | Rs 185,100 |
Gold | 22 Karat | 10 Grams | Rs 169,596 | Rs 169,674 |
Silver | – | 1 Tola | Rs 2,570 | Rs 2,570 |
Silver | – | 10 Grams | Rs 2,203.36 | Rs 2,203.36 |
Whether you’re planning to invest in gold or contemplating a purchase, keeping an eye on these updates can help you make well-informed decisions in the ever-evolving precious metals market.