KARACHI: The one-tola and 10-gram gold prices on Monday hit new peaks of Rs169,650 and Rs145,448, up by Rs2,350 and Rs2,016, respectively.

The All Sindh Saraf Jewe­llers Association issued higher domestic rates despite a $3 per ounce fall to $1,794 on the world markets.

US dollar continued its rally against the rupee and appreciated by 25 paise to close at Rs224.65 in the interbank market.

Published in Dawn, December 13th, 2022

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