SILVER PAKISTAN FELL HARDER WHILE GOLD FELL

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فروری 10 جہاں سلور لال 11000 تولہ اور گولڈ لال 515000 تولہ کا ریٹ ریکارڈ کیا۔

زیادہ دور نہیں جاتے فقط چند دن پہلے 29 جنوری کی بات ہے جب گولڈ سلور اپنی تاریخی بلندیوں پر گھوم رہے تھے جب گولڈ 585000 فی تولہ اور سلور 18500 فی تولہ کے ریٹ تھے مگر آج 10 فروری کو کہانی الگ پائی گئی۔

گولڈ سلور بازار دن بھر سست رہا مگر شام کے اوقات میں سلور بازار کچھ پینک پھیلا اور مارکیٹ نیچے 10800 فی تولہ میں بھی کام ہوئے تھے۔ لوکل بازار میں کچھ کا کہنا کہ مارکیٹ سے اپرکاسٹ ریٹ ہٹایا جا رہا ہے کچھ کا کہنا کہ سیلنگ پریشر ہے۔

خبر اخبار کچھ کہنے کو کچھ نیا بھی نہیں۔ وہی امریکہ ایران والے معاملات کے ساتھ وہی فیڈ اور وہی ٹرمپ۔

ایک سست بھرا دن ہوا الوداع۔ کل دیکھیں گے وہی سورج مگر ایک نئی صبح نئے ریٹ۔

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

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February 10 marked another volatile session for Pakistan’s precious metals market, with silver recorded sharply lower at PKR 11,000 per tola while gold settled at PKR 515,000 per tola, underscoring the speed at which sentiment has shifted in just a matter of days.

The reversal is striking when compared with January 29, a date still fresh in traders’ minds, when both metals were trading at historic highs. At that point, gold had surged to PKR 585,000 per tola and silver to PKR 18,500 per tola, levels driven by aggressive buying and heightened global uncertainty. By February 10, however, the narrative had changed entirely, reflecting cooling momentum and mounting pressure across local markets.

Trading activity remained largely subdued throughout the day, but anxiety crept into the silver market during evening hours, triggering pockets of panic selling. Deals were reported as low as PKR 10,800 per tola, highlighting the fragile mood among participants. In local bullion circles, opinions remained divided, with some attributing the decline to the removal of inflated premium pricing, while others pointed to sustained selling pressure as investors rushed to lock in profits or cut losses.

From a broader perspective, there was little in the global news flow to surprise markets. The familiar themes continued to dominate, ranging from ongoing US-Iran tensions to Federal Reserve policy signals and recurring political noise linked to Donald Trump. Yet even without fresh catalysts, these factors collectively kept traders cautious, reinforcing a risk-off tone in both gold and silver prices.

It was, by most measures, a slow and heavy session that came to a quiet close. The sun will rise again tomorrow, but with it will come a new trading day and potentially new price dynamics, as the precious metals market continues to search for direction.

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