Gold prices in Pakistan have dropped sharply by Rs. 5,900 per tola, offering much-needed relief to buyers amid ongoing economic challenges. This major decline follows global gold price adjustments and signs of currency stability in Pakistan, supported by government action against dollar hoarding and illegal currency trading. With more money now flowing through legal channels, pressure on gold prices has eased. Jewelers nationwide are optimistic that the lower rates will attract more customers, especially those who had postponed purchases for weddings or investments. As gold remains a trusted savings option, this price dip may encourage families and investors to return to the market.