Silver remains relatively strong today, with 24‑karat Chandi priced at ₨ 4,505 per tola, ₨ 3,866 per 10 grams, and about ₨ 386.6 per gram. While movements in silver tend to be more volatile compared to gold, current levels indicate solid support among buyers domestically.
| Purity | Per Tola (PKR) | Per 10 Grams (PKR) | Per Gram (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K Silver | ₨ 4,505 | ₨ 3,866 | ₨ 386.6 |
On the global front, silver has felt similar macro influences: inflation fears, monetary policy expectations, and safe‑haven demand. Industrial demand remains crucial for silver—especially from sectors such as solar panels, electronics, and other green technologies. Any signals of slowing industrial growth could weigh on prices, but so far the demand side continues to hold.
Locally in Pakistan, silver is appealing both for small‑scale investors and artisans. Because silver is more affordable compared to gold, it often serves as an accessible entry into precious metals investment. Jewelry craftsmen and smaller vendors also factor in these rates for decorative silver goods. The weakening rupee and import duty/premium effects are visible in the silver market, pushing up the cost for end buyers.
From a technical viewpoint, silver is holding above its short‑term support levels around ₨ 4,400‑₨ 4,450 per tola. Resistance likely lies above ₨ 4,600, a level which, if breached, might prompt a fresh round of buying. However, given silver’s more reactive nature, even modest shifts in global industrial demand or currency strength can lead to sharper swings.
Short‑Term Forecast:
Expect silver to trade in the range of ₨ 4,450 – ₨ 4,650 per tola, with possible upward movement if global demand remains strong and if inflation or policy signals favor precious metals.
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