Gold prices in Pakistan rose on Monday, with the per tola rate increasing by Rs300 to reach Rs424,536.
The daily gain mirrors a broader recovery in global precious metals markets, where spot gold has climbed sharply in recent sessions.
International benchmarks touched $4,030 per ounce earlier in the week, driving up local import costs and retail prices.
The local premium expansion reflects both the strength of the global spot market and persistent currency pressures in Pakistan.
International benchmarks touched $4,030 per ounce earlier in the week, driving up local import costs and retail prices.
This follows a similar move on Thursday, when the per tola rate surged by Rs400 as international benchmarks strengthened.
The sustained rise in local gold prices underscores the sensitivity of Pakistan's domestic market to global spot movements and exchange rate volatility.