Global Gold Prices Surpass $4,000 per Ounce for the First Time in History

Karachi: For the first time in history, **global gold prices have surpassed $4,000 per ounce**, driven by growing economic and geopolitical uncertainties around the world.

According to international news agencies, the surge in gold prices is attributed to investors turning to the precious metal as a **safe-haven asset** amid global instability. Expectations of a possible **interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve** have also contributed to the rally in gold prices.

So far in **2025**, gold prices have **increased by 52% globally**, following a **27% rise in 2024**, reflecting continued strong demand and investor confidence in gold as a hedge against economic uncertainty.

In **Pakistan**, gold prices have also continued to climb. On Tuesday, the price of **gold per tola rose by Rs 1,500**, reaching **Rs 416,778**, marking another record high in the local bullion market.

Analysts suggest that with global tensions persisting and monetary policy easing expected, **gold may continue its upward trajectory** in the coming months.