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Historic Drop Recorded in Global Gold and Silver Prices

Historic Drop Recorded in Global Gold and Silver Prices

Global markets are witnessing an exceptional downturn in gold and silver prices, as precious metals retreat sharply from recent record highs. The sell-off has intensified over the past two sessions, pushing prices to levels not seen since the latest rally began.

Historic Drop Recorded in Global Gold and Silver Prices

🌍 What’s Happening in the Global Market?

According to international market data:

  • Gold prices have fallen by nearly 12%, bringing the rate down to around $4,850 per ounce

  • Silver has dropped by about 30%, with prices now hovering near $83 per ounce

Analysts attribute the sharp decline primarily to aggressive profit-taking, as investors rushed to lock in gains after gold recently traded above $5,500 per ounce.

Just a day earlier, gold had already lost $355 per ounce, falling to $5,150, before shedding another $300 in the latest session.

📉 Why Prices Fell So Quickly

Market experts say several factors contributed to the sudden downturn:

  • Investors cashing out after historic highs

  • Reduced risk appetite in global markets

  • Cooling speculative demand in precious metals

  • Short-term technical corrections after an overheated rally

Despite the fall, analysts stress that such corrections are common after rapid price surges.

🇵🇰 Pakistan Also Feels the Impact

The global sell-off has had a direct and immediate impact on Pakistan’s bullion market.

Local rates show:

  • Gold price per tola dropped by Rs. 35,500 in a single day

  • New rate stands at Rs. 537,362 per tola

  • 10 grams of gold fell by Rs. 30,435, settling at Rs. 460,701

Silver prices in Pakistan also declined sharply:

  • Silver per tola fell by Rs. 1,106

  • New price is Rs. 11,069 per tola

🔮 What Comes Next for Gold and Silver?

Analysts believe the market is entering a consolidation phase, where prices may stabilize after extreme volatility. Future movement will depend on:

  • Global economic indicators

  • Interest rate expectations

  • Investor sentiment toward safe-haven assets

  • Geopolitical developments

While short-term uncertainty remains, precious metals continue to attract long-term attention.

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