Key Points:
- 24K gold unchanged at Rs 412,136 per tola in Faisalabad on Tuesday.
- Ten grams of 24K gold at Rs 353,340.
- International gold unchanged at $3,896 per ounce.
Faisalabad: Gold prices held steady in Faisalabad on Tuesday as the local bullion market followed a flat international trend. The 24-karat rate stayed unchanged during the day.
According to the Sarafa Association, the price of 24-karat gold per tola stood at Rs 412,136 in Faisalabad on Tuesday. Ten grams of 24-karat gold traded at Rs 353,340. Ten grams of 22-karat gold traded at Rs 323,906.
The flat session followed a rebound on Monday. Gold had risen by Rs 2,400 per tola on Monday to reach Rs 412,136 after falling sharply on Saturday. The rate is unchanged from Monday’s gold rate.
In the international market, gold also remained unchanged at $3,896 per ounce. Silver eased by Rs 120 per tola to Rs 5,368 in the local market.
Local bullion dealers track the international price through the day. The association’s daily rate gives buyers a single reference point for the market. Final shop prices still depend on purity checks and making charges.
| Purity | Per Tola | Per Gram |
|---|---|---|
| 24K | Rs 412,136 | Rs 35,334 |
| 22K | Rs 377,804 | Rs 32,391 |
| 21K | Rs 360,619 | Rs 30,917 |
| 18K | Rs 309,102 | Rs 26,501 |
Lower-purity rates are calculated from the verified 24K rate by purity. Ten grams of 24K gold is Rs 353,340.
Rates are indicative and may vary slightly at local jewelers. Jewellers add making charges to finished pieces. Buyers should confirm the final price with their jeweller before a purchase.
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