Gold prices soared to fresh record highs internationally and in Pakistan amid global economic uncertainty and rising demand on Tuesday.

According to market reports, international bullion surged by another $51 to reach an unprecedented $3,770 per ounce.

In Pakistan, 24-carat gold climbed for a second consecutive day, rising Rs5,100 to an all-time high of Rs398,800 per tola, while the 10-gram rate increased Rs4,372 to Rs341,906.

Silver also followed the trend, with per-tola prices up Rs42 to Rs4,637 and 10-gram silver gaining Rs36 to Rs3,975.

Analysts attributed the rally to the US Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cuts, Washington’s tariff policy, and US Treasury measures to safeguard gold reserves, which have made the metal a preferred safe-haven investment.

They said a weaker dollar,

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