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By mid-morning, the jewelry shops in Lahore are already buzzing. Ceiling fans push around the thick, warm air as shopkeepers rub chalk across boards to update numbers. Every buyer wants the same answer first: what
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Walk into any money changer in Lahore and the first thing you’ll notice is the hum of counting machines. Notes stacked high, the smell of ink, the buzz of people pressing forward. Exchange rates in
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Current Gold Rates (24K & 22K per Tola) According to Hamariweb (based on Sarafa Association data): 24K Gold: PKR 360,100/tola 22K Gold: PKR 330,092/tola Across major cities (Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, Multan, Peshawar), rates are consistent:
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As of 1 April 2025, the United Kingdom has implemented a new set of National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates, following annual recommendations by the Low Pay Commission (LPC). This year's increases mark a continued commitment
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Prize bonds in Pakistan are a tradition that mixes everyday hope with a concrete government framework, a game of chance that many households and small savers hold on to, like a little paper promise. For
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Gold remains a cornerstone of culture, investment, and gifting across Pakistan. Whether you're a savvy investor, a soon-to-be bride, or someone checking rates for everyday purchases, here’s your quick look at today’s gold prices. Gold
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24-carat gold is trading at PKR 360,600 per tola, while 22-carat gold stands at PKR 330,635 per tola—rates that remain largely unchanged from yesterday. With minimal price fluctuation, the market shows resilience amid ongoing global
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Latest Rates (Per Gram, PKR) 24K Gold: ₹30,916 per gram (calculated from Rs 360,600 per tola) ₹30,667 per gram (GoodReturns estimate) 22K Gold: ₹28,340 per gram (derived from Rs 330,548 per tola) ₹28,111.50 per gram
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Cryptocurrency Adoption in Pakistan Pakistan has emerged as the 8th-largest crypto market globally, with citizens holding between $20–25 billion in digital assets. This surge is driven by factors such as inflation, currency devaluation, and limited
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Oil prices have seen major ups and downs throughout 2025. Political conflicts, changing supply, and shifts in demand have all played a role. For Pakistan, which imports most of its oil, these price shocks directly
