Silver Prices Surge Again in Pakistan for Second Consecutive Day

Rising demand, inflation, and currency fluctuations drive silver rates up nationwide, making it a popular choice for both jewelry and long-term investment.

Silver Prices Climb for the Second Straight Day Across Pakistan

Silver prices in Pakistan have seen a significant rise for the second day in a row, influenced by multiple global and local factors including demand and supply trends in the international market, currency exchange rates, inflation, public interest, and government policies.

The pricing of 52.5 tola silver holds special importance in the local market, as it is historically regarded as a standard weight for making silver jewelry. While silver prices can slightly vary from city to city, most regions follow a consistent pattern.

Prices are updated daily in Pakistani Rupees and include per gram, 10 grams, and per tola silver. Here are the updated silver rates for today across major cities:

  • Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad:

    • 10 grams silver: Rs. 3,333

    • 1 tola silver: Rs. 3,883

  • Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Quetta:

    • 10 grams silver: Rs. 3,333

    • 1 tola silver: Rs. 3,883

Silver as a Safe Investment in Pakistan

In Pakistan, silver is valued not just as a precious metal for jewelry but also as a secure investment. Here’s why more people are turning to silver:

Hedge Against Inflation:

Silver is often seen as a hedge against inflation. As inflation rises, the value of silver tends to increase, making it a stable asset.

Long-Term Investment:

Though silver may experience short-term fluctuations, it is generally considered a good long-term investment, offering steady returns over time.

Less Volatile Than Gold:

Compared to gold, silver is seen as a less volatile investment option. While both are safe havens, silver tends to move with more stability in the market.

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