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Here are the current gold rates in Pakistan as of September 13, 2025, for 24-karat, 22-karat, and 18-karat gold with respect to purity, weight, and market forces. Note: Rates can vary slightly depending on city,
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Here is a detailed overview of the Currency exchange today in Pakistan focusing on rates for some major currencies: INR (Indian Rupee), USD (US Dollar), AED (Dirham), GBP (British Pound), AUD (Australian Dollar). These are
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Here is an overview of the gold rate today in Pakistan (12 September 2025), for 24-karat, 22-karat, and 18-karat gold. (All amounts are in Pakistani Rupees, PKR) Current Prices The current prices of gold are
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Currency exchange is a very important daily need for people who live in Pakistan. Whether they are doing it for international trade, for travel or even for study abroad or just receiving money from family
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24K (per tola): PKR 384,200 — per 10 grams: PKR 329,400. 22K (per tola): PKR 352,162 — per 10 grams: PKR 301,948. 18K (per tola): PKR 288,153 — per 10 grams: PKR 247,050. The numbers
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Always keeping an eye on currency exchange rates is important for all the travelers, businesses and anyone transferring money internationally. On September 10, 2025, here are the latest official exchange rates for you in Pakistan
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Gold has always been one of the most important investments in Pakistan, not only in the form of jewelry but also as a safe asset during difficult times. Every day, thousands of buyers and investors
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Step inside a gold shop in Saddar, Karachi, and you’ll hear the metal’s price before you smell the polish on fresh bangles. Someone leans across the glass, asking “Rate kya hai aaj?” The shopkeeper rattles
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As of September 8, 2025, the currency exchange market in Pakistan presents a constantly changing and volatile atmosphere, affected by global economic and political trends, domestic economic and political policies, and regional economic and external
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Step into a currency exchange shop in Karachi’s Saddar or Lahore’s Liberty Market and the scene is almost identical. The ceiling fan groans, an old calculator clicks, and men lean on the counter asking, “Dollar
