Gold and Silver End the Day Lower | 5 June 2026

Gold and Silver Prices End the Day Lower as Markets Face Heavy Selling Pressure

A significant decline in gold and silver prices was recorded on June 5, 2026, in both international and Pakistani markets. While prices remained relatively stable during the morning and afternoon trading sessions, a strong sell-off in the evening pushed precious metal rates noticeably lower.

The biggest movement of the day came during late trading hours when international gold prices fell sharply, dragging silver prices lower as well. Pakistani market rates also reflected the downward trend before the market closed.

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International Market Performance

At 9:00 AM, gold was trading at $4,444 per ounce, showing a decline of $32.0 per ounce. Silver was recorded at $72.6 per ounce, down by approximately $1.2 per ounce.

By 3:00 PM, gold prices slightly improved to $4,463 per ounce, although the market still remained in negative territory with a decline of $12.2 per ounce. Silver remained unchanged at $72.6 per ounce, with losses of around $1.1 per ounce.

The most dramatic movement occurred at 8:45 PM, when gold dropped to $4,338 per ounce, recording a sharp daily decline of $137.5 per ounce. Silver also fell significantly to $68.8 per ounce, showing a loss of approximately $5.0 per ounce.

Pakistan Market Update

Local bullion markets mirrored the international trend throughout the day.

• Morning gold rate: Rs460,000
• Afternoon gold rate: Rs461,500
• Evening gold rate: Rs456,000

Silver prices remained stable at Rs7,900 during the morning and afternoon sessions before falling to Rs7,800 by the evening.

Key Takeaways

• International gold closed at $4,338 per ounce.
• International silver closed at $68.8 per ounce.
• Pakistan gold rate ended at Rs456,000.
• Pakistan silver rate closed at Rs7,800.
• The sharpest decline occurred during evening trading.
• Both international and local markets finished the day lower.

Market Outlook

Analysts suggest that continued volatility in precious metals may keep investors cautious in the coming sessions. Traders will closely watch global economic data, currency movements, and investor sentiment for signs of the next major price direction.

FAQ

Why did gold prices fall on June 5, 2026?

Gold prices experienced selling pressure throughout the day, with the strongest decline occurring during evening trading hours.

How much did gold close at in the international market?

Gold closed at $4,338 per ounce in the international market.

What was the final gold price in Pakistan?

The closing gold rate in Pakistan was Rs456,000.

Did silver prices also decline?

Yes. International silver fell to $68.8 per ounce, while Pakistan silver closed at Rs7,800.

Which session saw the biggest price movement?

The evening session recorded the largest decline for both gold and silver.