Gold price takes another dip in Pakistan ...palestine

The gold price in Pakistan took a Rs1,000 dip on Saturday. A tola of gold can now be bought for Rs10,9200, according to the All Sindh Sarrafa Jewelers Association. jwplayer("jwp-outstream-unit").setup({}); “The US economic data has revealed positive developments,” said Ahsan Mehanti, who is CEO and MD of Arif Habib Commodities. “Positive economic data strengthens the dollar, which negatively affects gold.” “Moreover, the pandemic impact was now eroding off. The number of jobs is increasing. These factors are affecting the gold price,” he added. “The developments in the US affect gold price,” said Adnan Agar, who is the operations director of AA Go

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