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Gold price soars by Rs200 to Rs84,400 per tola

byCT Report
25/07/2019
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ISLAMABAD: The price of 24 karat gold jumped by Rs200 to Rs84,400 per tola as compared to the last closing of Rs84,200, Karachi Sarafa Association reported on Thursday.

The price of 10 gram gold was soared by Rs189 and was traded at Rs72,360 against Rs72,171 of last day.

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The price of silver also witnessed increase of Rs20 and traded at Rs1070 per tola against Rs1,050 and that of 10 gram was traded at Rs917.35 as compared to the last closing of Rs900.

In international market, the price of per ounce gold increased by $1 and was traded at $1427 as compared to the last closing of $1426.

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