Gold prices in Sri Lanka surge by around Rs. 5,000 today

Gold prices in Sri Lanka surge by around Rs. 5,000 today

October 11, 2025   12:14 pm

Gold prices in Sri Lanka have been increased by approximately Rs. 5,000 today (11) in comparison to the last week. 

Accordingly, the price of a 22-carat gold sovereign in the Pettah gold market has risen to Rs. 310,000.

According to market data, the gold prices stood at Rs. 305,300 yesterday (10).

Meanwhile, the price of a 24-carat gold sovereign, which was Rs. 330,000 on Friday, has increased to Rs. 335,000, traders stated.

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