Gold and Silver Traders Witness Dramatic Swings During the Week

Gold and Silver Weekly Market Summary (June 14–20, 2026)

The week of June 14 to June 20, 2026, brought significant fluctuations in both gold and silver markets across the world and Pakistan. Prices moved sharply during the middle of the week before easing toward the weekend, creating a volatile trading environment for investors and market watchers.

Gold Market Overview

Gold started the week on a relatively stable note. On June 14, international gold was recorded at $4,218 per ounce, while the Pakistani market stood at Rs. 444,000 per tola.

A strong upward move followed on June 15 as international gold climbed to $4,357, while Pakistan’s market surged to Rs. 458,500 per tola, marking one of the week’s strongest gains.

During the first half of the week, prices remained elevated. Gold traded at $4,338 internationally on June 16 and increased again to $4,364 on June 17. Pakistan’s market also remained firm between Rs. 458,000 and Rs. 460,000 per tola during this period.

However, the trend shifted dramatically in the second half of the week. Gold dropped to $4,227 on June 18 and continued lower to $4,146 on June 19. By June 20, the international rate showed only a slight recovery to $4,155. In Pakistan, prices returned to Rs. 444,000 per tola, ending the week at the same level where it began.

Silver Market Overview

Silver also experienced a highly active week. The metal opened at $68.0 per ounce internationally and Rs. 7,200 per tola in Pakistan on June 14.

The market strengthened rapidly during the following days. International silver reached $70.0 on June 15, $70.3 on June 16, and peaked near $70.7 on June 17. Pakistan’s silver market also rose strongly, touching Rs. 8,000 per tola by midweek.

The momentum faded after June 17. International silver fell sharply to $66.0 on June 18 and continued lower to $64.4 on June 19. A slight improvement to $64.8 was recorded on June 20. Pakistan’s market stabilized between Rs. 7,400 and Rs. 7,450 per tola during the final days of the week.

Key Weekly Takeaways

• Gold reached its weekly peak on June 17 before reversing lower.
• Silver recorded strong gains early in the week but lost momentum afterward.
• Pakistan’s gold market finished the week at the same level where it started.
• Silver remained more volatile than gold throughout the week.
• Both metals showed clear midweek strength followed by late-week weakness.

Weekly Conclusion

Overall, the week demonstrated how quickly precious metal markets can change direction. Gold and silver both enjoyed strong gains during the first half of the week, supported by positive market sentiment. However, profit-taking and changing market conditions pushed prices lower during the final trading sessions. Investors will now watch closely to see whether the next week brings a recovery or continued downward pressure in both markets.

FAQ

Did gold prices increase or decrease during the week?

Gold rose strongly during the middle of the week but finished near its starting level after late-week declines.

Which metal was more volatile this week?

Silver showed larger percentage swings and experienced stronger upward and downward movements than gold.

What was the highest point for gold during the week?

Gold reached its weekly high on June 17 before beginning a downward trend.

How did Pakistan’s market perform?

Pakistan’s gold and silver markets followed the global trend, showing midweek strength and softer prices toward the weekend.

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