KARACHI: The 10-gram and one-tola gold prices on Wednesday hit another record peak of Rs226,337 and Rs264,000, showing a jump of Rs1,972 and Rs2,300 compared to Tuesday’s rates.

World gold prices also soared to $2,524 per ounce, up by $23 per ounce.

The last all-time high was recorded on Aug 24, when the local rates swelled to Rs226,080 and Rs263,700 based on the global price of $2,512 per ounce.

Published in Dawn, September 12th, 2024

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