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Gold rates glitter to historic high

May 16, 2022 06:36 PM


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The gold prices shot up in Pakistan on Monday with an increase of Rs700 as it touched Rs1,36,600 per tola.

While per 10-gram gold of 24 kt price with an increase of Rs600 was Rs1,17,112. The rate of 10-gram gold of 22 kt is Rs1,07,373. 

In the international market gold price has been raised by 14 US dollars.

In the local market, the price of 24 kt Silver per tola is Rs1560 and 10-gram Rs1337.44.  



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