ISLAMABAD: After depreciation for two consecutive days, the pullback session begins in the bullion market both at national and international level, as on Friday, the per tola rates for the 24 karats of gold went up by Rs1,300 to settle at Rs.215,000 against its sale at Rs.213,700 on Thursday.
Meanwhile, the price for the 10 grams of 24 karats of the precious metal increased by Rs.1,115 to reach at Rs.184,328 from its previous day rates of Rs183,213 and the rates for the 10 grams of 22 karats of the yellow plate increased to Rs.168,976 from the last day price of Rs.169,945.
Like the last couple of days, the price of per tola and ten-grams of the white plate (silver) observed no change and remained constant at Rs.2,600 and Rs.2,229.08 respectively.
Gold Price in International Market
Meanwhile, Friday observed the pullback sentiments in the international market, as rates for the yellow plate went up by $13 to settle at $2,045 from the last day price of $.2,032 per ounce.
During last two days, the price of gold in the international market decreased by a significant $35 per ounce.
The Price for the yellow metal in the local gold market usually affected by the price in the international market. Last couple of days recorded continues decline in the international market, affecting the domestic bullion market except Friday.
