Today Gold Price in Pakistan is Rs460,236 Per Tola, whereas 10Grams of gold is Rs394,578 on Sunday, September 20.
The market has experienced ups and downs throughout the week, as domestic bullion prices continue to respond to international gold movements, currency fluctuations and local market conditions.
Gold Rate in Pakistan Today
| Gold/Silver | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Gold – 1 Tola | Rs460,236 | ↓ Rs100 |
| Gold – 10 Grams | Rs394,578 | ↓ Rs85 |
| International Gold | $4,377 | ↓ $1 |
| Silver – 1 Tola | Rs7,100 | ↓ Rs69 |
Gold Prices in Major Cities of Pakistan
Gold rates in Pakistan generally follow a common benchmark across major cities, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Peshawar. However, the final retail price may differ depending on local market conditions and jeweller charges.
| Gold item | Reported rate |
|---|---|
| Piece | Rs450,300 / Rs449,800 |
| Pathoor | Rs445,000 / Rs443,000 |
| Tezabi – Selling | Rs6,750 |
| 1KG Bar – Selling | Rs6,850 |
International Gold Price
International gold prices also play a significant role in determining bullion rates in Pakistan. On September 19, gold was reported at $4,377 per ounce, down $1 from its previous level.
Changes in global bullion prices, combined with movements in the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar, can influence local gold rates. However, domestic prices may not always move by the same amount as international quotations.
Silver Rate in Pakistan Today
Silver prices have also experienced fluctuations alongside gold. In the latest reported Saturday market update, silver declined by Rs69 per tola to Rs7,100.
The drop followed a Rs300-per-tola increase on Friday, when silver reached Rs7,169.
| Silver Category | Latest Reported Price |
|---|---|
| Silver – 1 Tola | Rs7,100 |
| Silver – 10 Grams | Rs6,087 |
Gold Market Trends and Price Influencing Factors
Gold prices in Pakistan are influenced by several factors, including international bullion rates, currency exchange movements, local demand and supply, and trading activity in the domestic Sarafa markets.
When international gold prices rise or the rupee weakens against the US dollar, local gold rates may come under upward pressure. Conversely, a decline in global prices or changes in currency conditions can contribute to a reduction in domestic bullion rates.
The recent sequence of sharp gains and modest pullbacks reflects the market’s changing direction. However, daily fluctuations alone do not establish whether gold prices will rise or fall in the coming sessions.
What Gold Buyers Should Know
People planning to purchase gold jewellery should remember that the published bullion rate is not necessarily the final retail price. The total cost can include making charges, wastage and other fees, depending on the jeweller and the type of jewellery.
Gold prices may also vary slightly between cities and individual shops. Buyers and sellers are therefore advised to confirm the latest local Sarafa market rate before completing a transaction.
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