The copper price in Pakistan rose on February 9, 2026, as global commodity markets continued to shift in response to supply trends and industrial demand. Traders said the increase reflects broader movements in base metal markets.
Here’s the latest 1 kg copper (tamba) rate across major Pakistani cities:
- Karachi: PKR 1,250 per kg
- Lahore: PKR 1,255 per kg
- Islamabad: PKR 1,260 per kg
Local dealers note that prices may vary slightly between different markets and suppliers.
Why Copper Prices Are Rising
Market analysts say several factors are influencing copper prices:
- Strong industrial demand in global markets
- Supply concerns from major producers
- Currency movements that affect commodity pricing
- Ongoing infrastructure and construction growth
Moreover, copper is widely used in electrical wiring, construction, and manufacturing, making it sensitive to broad economic trends.
Impact on Buyers and Industry
Higher copper rates can affect both consumers and industrial users:
- Builders and contractors may face increased material costs
- Metal traders watch global trends for pricing direction
- Manufacturers may adjust orders based on price expectations
Meanwhile, retail buyers are advised to compare rates across local suppliers before making larger purchases.
Outlook
Experts predict copper prices may remain volatile in the short term, as global demand and supply conditions shift. Tracking international metal markets can help buyers time purchases more effectively.
Overall, copper’s role as a key industrial metal means its prices respond quickly to changes in economic activity and global demand.
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