Gold Price Drops Suddenly in Pakistan 2025 – Today’s Latest Rates
Gold prices in Pakistan saw a sharp decline today, with rates falling by Rs. 2,000 per tola, bringing the new price down to Rs. 396,800. According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of 10 grams of gold also dropped by Rs. 1,714, settling at Rs. 340,192. The fall comes in line with a dip in international markets, where gold slipped by $20 per ounce. In contrast, silver prices registered a slight increase, reaching Rs. 4,663 per tola.
Latest Gold Prices in Pakistan – September 2025
According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA):
| Gold Type | Old Price | New Price | Change |
| Gold per Tola | Rs. 398,800 | Rs. 396,800 | – Rs. 2,000 |
| Gold per 10 Grams | Rs. 341,906 | Rs. 340,192 | – Rs. 1,714 |
| Silver per Tola | Rs. 4,637 | Rs. 4,663 | + Rs. 26 |
👉 For the first time in weeks, silver showed a slight rise while gold slipped both locally and globally.
International Gold Price Update
On the global front, gold prices also declined. The rate stood at $3,750 per ounce (including a $20 premium), marking a fall of $20 compared to earlier levels.
This international dip is directly reflected in the Pakistani market, as local prices are linked with global trends, plus local taxes and rupee-dollar fluctuations.
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Why Did Gold Prices Fall in 2025?
Gold does not move randomly. There are multiple factors that triggered this decline:
- Global Market Pressure: A $20 drop internationally brought local prices down.
- Dollar Strength: When the US dollar gains value, gold usually slips.
- Profit-Taking by Investors: Many investors sold off their gold holdings after recent highs.
- Oil & Commodity Movements: Rising stability in oil markets eased fears, reducing safe-haven demand for gold.
This shows how international trends play a key role in deciding Pakistan’s gold rates.
What This Means for Pakistanis
Gold is not just an investment here – it is a cultural necessity. The sudden fall affects everyone differently:
- For Buyers: A good opportunity for those planning weddings or jewellery purchases.
- For Investors: Risky time as volatility may continue; holding is safer unless long-term buying is planned.
- For Savers: If you already own gold, the drop may reduce short-term value but long-term demand remains strong.
Expert Insights – Should You Buy or Wait?
Experts suggest that while prices dropped today, gold is still trading at very high levels historically. If your purpose is wedding jewellery or household needs, buying during this dip makes sense.
However, for investors, it is better to wait and watch whether the decline continues or stabilizes. The international market in coming days will decide the next trend.
Gold vs Silver – A Quick Comparison
Interestingly, while gold fell, silver prices increased slightly. This shows demand patterns are shifting.
| Metal | Today’s Rate | Change | Trend |
| Gold (per tola) | Rs. 396,800 | – Rs. 2,000 | Down |
| Silver (per tola) | Rs. 4,663 | + Rs. 26 | Up |
👉 Those looking for affordable investments may find silver more attractive at the moment.
Historical Context – Gold Prices in Pakistan
Over the last few years, gold has touched record highs in Pakistan due to:
- Continuous rupee devaluation.
- Global inflation fears.
- Increased demand for safe-haven assets.
In 2025, gold per tola touched near Rs. 400,000, a level unimaginable a few years back. Today’s drop, while small, is being closely watched as a potential turning point.
Conclusion
The sudden fall in gold prices by Rs. 2,000 per tola has created mixed reactions in Pakistan. For families preparing for weddings, this is a welcome relief. For investors, it’s a reminder that gold is never risk-free and depends heavily on global conditions.
Whether you buy or hold, the smart move is to keep checking daily rates and align your decision with your real need — long-term investment or immediate use.
