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Silver Rates in Pakistan Show Weekly Fluctuations

Last updated: June 13, 2026 7:19 pm
Mabruka Khan
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Silver prices in Pakistan recorded noticeable fluctuations during the past week as international bullion market trends and currency movements continued to impact local rates.

According to market reports, silver prices moved up and down throughout the week in major cities, including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. Traders linked the volatility to changing global precious metal prices and shifting investor sentiment.

The price of silver per tola remained within a moderate range during the week, while per-gram rates also witnessed slight variations in local markets.

Jewellers and bullion dealers said consumer demand for silver jewellery and investment products remained stable despite market uncertainty. Buyers continued to closely monitor price movements amid expectations of further changes in international markets.

Experts believe silver prices may remain volatile in the short term due to global economic uncertainty, inflation concerns, and fluctuations in the value of the Pakistani rupee.

Market analysts say international demand for precious metals and industrial use of silver could continue influencing local prices in the coming weeks.

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