Pakistan gold prices rose on Saturday after a four-day break, tracking gains in international bullion and pushing local rates higher.
In the international market, gold climbed $61 per ounce to $5,171. The rise also lifted domestic prices, with the local gold rate increasing sharply.
In the local market, gold per tola rose by Rs6,100 to Rs539,862. The price of 10 grams of gold also increased by Rs5,230 to Rs462,844.
Silver moved up as well. Silver per tola gained Rs17 to Rs8,931, while 10 grams of silver rose Rs14 to Rs7,656.
Separately, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) injected Rs1.91 trillion into the banking system through Open Market Operations (OMO) to ease short-term liquidity pressure.
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Under the conventional OMO, SBP injected Rs1.53 trillion, accepting the full amount offered. This included Rs163.5 billion for seven days at 10.54%, and Rs1.364 trillion for 21 days at 10.52%. The realised value of accepted bids was Rs 1.48 trillion.
SBP also conducted a Shariah-compliant, Mudarabah-based OMO, injecting Rs380.05 billion against Rs480 billion offered. The realised value of accepted bids was Rs379.45 billion.
For the seven-day Shariah-compliant operation, banks offered Rs460 billion, and SBP accepted Rs360.05 billion at 10.55%. In the 21-day Shariah-compliant OMO, SBP accepted the full Rs20 billion offered at 10.55%.
