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A RED MONDAY FOR GOLD AND SILVER

A RED MONDAY FOR GOLD AND SILVER

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فروری 16 بروز پیر گولڈ 513000 جبکہ سلور 10000 فی تولہ کے کام ہوئے تھے۔


گولڈ کی انٹرنیشنل مارکیٹ 16 فروری بروز پیر کو 5000$ کے آلے دوالے رہی جہاں پاکستانی لوکل مارکیٹ میں پیس لاہور 513000 اور کراچی 516000 تک کے کام ہوتے رہے۔


16 فروری بروز پیر کو سلور لوکل پاکستانی بازار بھی سست رہا اور آخری کام 10000 فی تولہ کے ہوئے تھے۔


گولڈ سلور دونو سست ماحول رہے۔


چائنہ 24 تک چھٹیوں پر ہے جبکہ آج امریکہ بھی چھٹی پر تھا۔


خبر اخبار میں کچھ خاص کہنے کو نہیں ہے۔ ڈالر انڈیکس 97 پوائنٹس پر آخری بار دیکھا گیا۔


ہفتے کا پہلا دن سست بھرا ہوا اختتام۔


گولڈ سلور انٹرنیشنل لوکل مارکیٹ میں مکمل ریسرچ رہنمائی کے لئے گولڈالائز کی پریمیم سروسز حاصل کریں۔


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Gold prices in Pakistan held steady on Monday, February 16, with bullion trading at PKR 513,000 per tola, while silver closed at PKR 10,000 per tola, reflecting a subdued tone across both domestic and international markets. Activity remained limited throughout the session as global cues offered little directional momentum.


In the international arena, gold hovered around the $5,000 per ounce level, moving in a narrow range amid thin liquidity. The lack of volatility filtered into Pakistan’s local bullion hubs, where Lahore recorded transactions near PKR 513,000 per tola and Karachi saw deals up to PKR 516,000 per tola. Market participants described flows as routine, with no aggressive buying or selling pressure emerging during the day.


Silver followed a similar trajectory in the local Pakistani market, where trading remained muted and the final deals were reported at PKR 10,000 per tola. Dealers noted that both precious metals experienced a calm session, reflecting cautious sentiment and reduced speculative activity.


Globally, trading volumes were lighter as China remains on holiday through the 24th, while U.S. markets were also closed for the day, contributing to the overall lack of momentum. The U.S. Dollar Index was last seen near the 97-point mark, offering limited impetus for bullion price swings.


With no major economic headlines driving sentiment and key financial centers partially inactive, the first trading day of the week concluded on a notably quiet note for gold and silver across international and Pakistani local markets.


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