Karachi: Silver prices in Pakistan have shown steady firmness today, with the chandi ka rate at Rs. 7,934 per tola—demonstrating sustained strength driven by international precious metals trends and active local demand. This performance continues the recent positive pattern, as silver remains responsive to global market signals and safe-haven buying interest.
Current local rates stand at Rs. 6,800 per 10 grams and Rs. 680 per gram, supported by international spot silver activity and its reliable linkage to gold. The metal continues to draw attention as a practical safe-haven choice and vital industrial resource in the prevailing economic climate.
This firmness aligns with gold’s steady positioning (local 24K gold around Rs. 493,000–500,000 per tola), highlighting the synchronized dynamics between the two metals amid ongoing market conditions.
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