Gold, silver prices decline after two days of stability
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- Gold and silver prices fell in international and Pakistani markets on Saturday after holding steady for two days.
- International gold declined by $36 an ounce to $4,430, while domestic gold fell by Rs3,600 per tola to Rs465,536.
- Silver dropped to Rs7,098 per tola in Pakistan.
Gold and silver prices declined in both international and local markets on Saturday after remaining unchanged for two consecutive days.
In the international bullion market, gold fell by $36 per ounce to $4,430. In Pakistan, the price of gold dropped by Rs3,600 per tola to Rs465,536, according to rates shared by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association.
The price of 10 grams of gold fell by Rs3,086 to Rs399,122. Silver also declined, with the price per tola down Rs63 to Rs7,098. The price of 10 grams dropped by Rs54 to Rs6,085.
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