Gold prices held steady at record levels on Wednesday in both international and domestic markets, reflecting stable demand and consistent investor confidence worldwide.
According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association, international bullion traded unchanged at $3,770 per ounce, maintaining its highest-ever peak without any fluctuation.
In the domestic market, 24-carat gold remained unchanged at Rs398,800 per tola, while the price for 10 grams stayed firm at Rs341,901.
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Traders reported limited movement in both markets as stable demand and cautious investor activity kept bullion prices unchanged for a second consecutive trading session.
Spot gold traded at $3,762.73 per ounce at 1103 GMT, remaining firm after touching a record $3,790.82 during Tuesday’s session.
Other precious metals showed mixed trends, with silver dropping 0.3% to $44.89, platinum declining 0.7% to $1,467.39, and palladium slipping 0.1% to $1,218.61.
