Gold and Silver Weekly Price Summary – International & Pakistan Market

Gold and Silver Weekly Recap (July 5–11, 2026)

The first full week of July brought noticeable movements in both the gold and silver markets. Gold prices remained under pressure throughout most of the week, while silver experienced a sharp decline before showing a modest recovery during the final days. Both international and Pakistan markets reflected these changing trends as investors closely monitored global economic developments.

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Gold Price Performance Throughout the Week

Gold started the week on July 5 with an international price of $4,174 per ounce, while the Pakistan market recorded Rs. 442,500 per tola.

The following day, July 6, prices declined to $4,143 internationally, with the Pakistan market falling to Rs. 440,000 per tola.

On July 7, gold remained almost unchanged internationally at $4,142, while Pakistan prices continued to slide to Rs. 437,000.

By the middle of the week on July 8, gold reached its weekly low of $4,083 per ounce, and the Pakistan market dropped to Rs. 436,500 per tola.

A recovery appeared on July 9, as international prices climbed to $4,130, although Pakistan prices continued easing to Rs. 434,000.

On July 10, gold slipped slightly again to $4,106, with Pakistan prices declining further to Rs. 433,000.

The week ended on July 11 with a mild improvement internationally at $4,120, while Pakistan prices remained unchanged at Rs. 433,000 per tola.

Silver Price Performance Throughout the Week

Silver opened the week on July 5 at $62.3 per ounce, while Pakistan prices stood at Rs. 7,200 per tola.

On July 6, international prices eased to $61.6, and Pakistan prices fell to Rs. 7,100.

The decline continued on July 7, with silver reaching $60.8 internationally and Rs. 6,950 in Pakistan.

The biggest drop came on July 8, when international silver fell to $57.4, while Pakistan prices touched Rs. 6,750, marking the week’s lowest level.

Recovery began on July 9, with international prices rising to $60.5 and Pakistan prices improving to Rs. 6,850.

On July 10, silver eased slightly to $59.5, although Pakistan prices increased to Rs. 6,900.

The week concluded on July 11 with silver reaching $59.8 internationally, while Pakistan prices recovered further to Rs. 6,950 per tola.

Weekly Market Highlights

• Gold declined overall during the week despite a small rebound at the end.
• Pakistan’s gold market fell consistently from Rs. 442,500 to Rs. 433,000 per tola.
• Silver experienced a sharp mid-week correction before recovering in the final three trading sessions.
• Both international and local markets reflected cautious investor sentiment throughout the week.
• Gold remained relatively stable after its mid-week low, while silver showed stronger recovery momentum heading into the weekend.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why did gold prices decline during the week?

Gold remained under pressure due to changing global market sentiment and investor expectations, leading to lower prices for most of the week.

Did silver perform better than gold?

Silver experienced a deeper mid-week decline but recovered more strongly than gold during the final trading sessions.

Which day recorded the lowest prices?

For this week, July 8, 2026 marked the lowest point for both gold and silver in the international and Pakistan markets.

Final Summary

Overall, the week of July 5–11, 2026 was dominated by declining precious metal prices. Gold lost value steadily before ending with a slight recovery, while silver suffered a significant drop during the middle of the week but regained part of its losses before the weekend. Although market conditions remained cautious, the final trading sessions suggested improving stability, particularly for silver, as investors looked ahead to the following week’s economic developments.