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Gold prices slighty recover in Pakistan as rates climb back above Rs. 440,000

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Domestic gold prices rise after two sessions of market stability
International gold gains support local market recovery across categories
Investors watch for signals of sustained recovery or renewed volatility
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Pakistan’s bullion market recorded a welcome recovery on Monday, with gold prices rising firmly across all categories after two subdued sessions, pushing domestic rates back above the Rs. 440,000 mark and offering some relief to investors following last week’s sharp correction.

According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of 24-karat gold per tola climbed by Rs. 4,643, settling at Rs. 442,636.

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Gold rates in Pakistan on Monday, June 22, 2026:

  • Gold, 24K per tola: Rs. 442,636 (+4,643)
  • Gold, 24K per 10 grams: Rs. 378,345 (+4,179)
  • Gold, 22K per 10 grams: Rs. 347,083 (+3,793)

International gold prices also moved higher, rising by $46.43 to settle at $4,202 per ounce, extending the recovery seen in global markets after last week’s heavy losses.

The uptick in global gold rates was reflected in domestic pricing, with prices climbing steadily across all categories throughout Monday’s session.

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After two relatively flat sessions over the weekend, the market appeared to regain some of its footing on Monday as prices moved decisively higher.

A Meaningful Bounce After a Difficult Week

Monday’s gain follows two sessions of near-flat movement over the weekend, which had themselves come after Friday’s steep decline of Rs. 14,900 per tola, one of the sharpest single-session drops seen in recent weeks.

READ: Gold prices dip slightly in Pakistan, hold steady near recent lows

That fall had pulled domestic gold prices firmly below the Rs. 440,000 mark and raised concerns over whether the recovery that had built earlier in the week had run its course.

Saturday’s marginal dip of just Rs. 43 per tola had suggested the market was stabilising rather than declining further, and Monday’s gain of Rs. 4,643 per tola now confirms that the weekend’s pause was indeed a period of consolidation rather than the start of a deeper slide.

Back Above the Key Rs. 440,000 Mark

At Rs. 442,636 per tola, domestic gold prices have now reclaimed the Rs. 440,000 level that was lost during Friday’s sharp decline.

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Holding above this level will be an important test for the market in the sessions ahead, as it had served as a key reference point throughout the recent period of volatility.

Internationally, gold at $4,202 per ounce reflects a similarly encouraging picture, with global prices bouncing back meaningfully after last week’s sharp pullback.

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Market Watching for Sustained Direction

Gold continues to be shaped by a mix of global economic indicators, currency movements, and shifting investor sentiment.

Monday’s recovery offers a degree of reassurance after a turbulent week, though the broader picture remains uncertain and further volatility cannot be ruled out.

Market participants will be watching the coming sessions closely to assess whether Monday’s gain marks the beginning of a more sustained recovery or whether the market remains vulnerable to fresh swings as global conditions continue to evolve.

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With global uncertainty still very much a factor, gold remains a closely watched and highly sensitive asset in both domestic and international markets.

All rates are officially certified by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, based on interbank exchange rates for 999 purity (24K).

For daily updates visit our detailed Gold Price in Karachi page

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