Gold Prices Surge in Pakistan — November 25, 2025
KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan witnessed a sharp surge on November 25, 2025, as investors reacted to global market trends and domestic currency fluctuations. The increase reflects growing demand for the precious metal amid economic uncertainty and rising inflationary pressures.
According to local bullion markets, per 10 grams of 24-karat gold surged by PKR 2,500, reaching a new high for the month. Meanwhile, 22-karat gold also saw an upward movement, trading at PKR 190,500 per 10 grams.
Factors Driving the Gold Price Increase
Experts cite several factors behind the surge:
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US Dollar strength in global markets
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Rising inflation in Pakistan impacting purchasing power
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Increased jewelry demand ahead of the festive season
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International gold price rally amid geopolitical tensions
A Karachi-based gold trader told Faiz.tv:
“Investors are turning to gold as a safe haven due to market volatility. This trend is likely to continue until economic conditions stabilize.”
Impact on Consumers and Investors
The rise in gold prices is affecting both consumers and investors:
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Jewelers are adjusting prices for wedding and festive purchases
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Small investors are increasingly buying gold coins and bars
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Market speculation may further drive short-term fluctuations
Financial analysts suggest that those holding gold may see potential gains, but advise caution due to the metal’s volatile nature.
Outlook for Gold in Pakistan
Traders expect gold prices to remain volatile over the next few weeks, influenced by global trends, central bank policies, and domestic demand. Economists recommend monitoring international gold rates alongside PKR–USD exchange fluctuations for accurate forecasting.
Conclusion
Gold prices in Pakistan have surged sharply on November 25, 2025, reflecting investor sentiment, currency movements, and seasonal demand. Market watchers expect continued volatility in the coming days.
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