Gold Prices in Pakistan Today – 13 November 2025: Rates Drop After Two-Day Surge

By: Ketifa Staff

On: Monday, December 22, 2025 2:39 PM

Gold Prices in Pakistan Today – 13 November 2025
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After two consecutive days of gains, gold prices in Pakistan recorded a slight decline today (Thursday, November 13, 2025), mirroring a downward trend in the global bullion market.

According to data released by the All Pakistan Sarafa Association (APSA), the price of 24-karat gold is now Rs. 434,762 per tola, while 10 grams of 24-karat gold are being sold at Rs. 372,738.

Despite today’s minor dip, analysts say the precious metal continues to remain a safe-haven asset, especially amid global economic uncertainty and ongoing currency fluctuations.

Today’s Gold & Silver Rates in Pakistan – 13 November 2025

City Gold Price (Per Tola) Silver Price (Per Tola)
Karachi Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Lahore Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Islamabad Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Peshawar Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Quetta Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Sialkot Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Hyderabad Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424
Faisalabad Rs. 434,762 Rs. 5,424

Meanwhile, 10 grams of silver are priced at Rs. 4,658, reflecting a steady trend across all major cities.

In the international bullion market, gold is currently trading at around $4,124 per ounce, showing moderate pressure after a strong start earlier this week.

Why Did Gold Prices Drop Today?

Experts attribute today’s price correction to the following factors:

Financial analysts believe this is a temporary pullback, noting that gold could regain momentum if inflation fears resurface or currency volatility increases.

Gold as a Safe Investment in 2025

Gold remains one of the most reliable investment options for Pakistani households. With inflation, currency devaluation, and global uncertainty, many investors are turning toward:

Historically, gold has served as a hedge against inflation and a store of value, maintaining demand even during economic downturns.

Gold Price Outlook for Late 2025

Market experts predict that gold may fluctuate in the coming weeks due to:

  • Global interest rate policies.

  • Geopolitical tensions in Europe and the Middle East.

  • US dollar performance in forex markets.

However, many analysts remain bullish on long-term gold trends, expecting demand to remain high in South Asia — especially as wedding season approaches in Pakistan and India.

Conclusion

Gold prices in Pakistan on 13 November 2025 dipped slightly after a two-day rally, settling at Rs. 434,762 per tola. While this may appear as a short-term correction, experts continue to view gold as a strong long-term investment, especially in times of economic uncertainty.

For those looking to invest, it’s wise to monitor daily updates from APSA and global gold market trends before making purchase decisions.

Ketifa Staff

Ketifa is an independent editorial initiative dedicated to sharing accurate and easy-to-understand updates on government programs, social welfare schemes, finance, and public policies, based on information from official sources.

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