Gold Prices Fall Sharply in Pakistan – March 14, 2026
Karachi – March 14, 2026: Gold prices in Pakistan dropped sharply on Saturday as international bullion rates declined. The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association reported the latest price changes in the local market.
This marks the second consecutive day of decline in gold prices across the country.
Latest Gold Rates in Pakistan
According to market data, the price of 24‑karat gold per tola fell by Rs8,700. It closed at Rs524,562, compared with Rs533,262 on the previous trading day.
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 24‑karat gold dropped by Rs7,459. It settled at Rs449,727, down from Rs457,186 earlier.
Silver Prices Also Decline
Silver prices also recorded a sharp fall in the local market. The price of silver decreased by Rs310 per tola, reaching Rs8,541.
The decline reflects movements in international precious‑metal markets.
Global Market Trend
In the international market, gold prices also moved lower. The metal dropped by $87 per ounce, reaching $5,018.
Analysts say global factors continue to influence the local bullion market.
Geopolitical Tensions Impact Markets
Experts link the recent volatility to rising geopolitical tensions. Reports of airstrikes involving the United States and Israel against Iran have increased uncertainty in global markets.
Such developments often affect commodity prices, including gold.
Long‑Term Outlook for Gold
Despite the short‑term drop, analysts remain optimistic about gold’s long‑term outlook. Investors still consider gold a safe‑haven asset during economic uncertainty.
Gold also benefits from its limited supply and intrinsic value. In addition, it does not rely on government or central bank policies.
Because of these factors, investors often turn to gold during periods of inflation, currency depreciation, and financial market volatility.
As global economic uncertainty continues, demand for gold is likely to remain strong.
