KARACHI – Gold prices in Pakistan continued their sharp downward trend on Friday, slipping for 4th consecutive day due to another wave of losses in the international bullion market.
On November 13, the price of 24-karat gold drops by Rs4,900 per tola, taking the new rate to Rs411,636 and extending the precious metal’s losing streak that began earlier this week. 10 grams of gold also fell by Rs4,201, settling at Rs352,911 in the local market. The continued fall has wiped out Rs20,700 from the price of one tola of gold since November 9.
Gold Rates Today
| Date | Gold per Tola (24K) |
| Nov 9, 2026 | Rs432,336 |
| Nov 10, 2026 | Rs430,836 |
| Nov 11, 2026 | Rs427,436 |
| Nov 12, 2026 | Rs416,536 |
| Nov 13, 2026 | Rs411,636 |
Globally, Gold lost another $49 per ounce in the global market, bringing its price to $3,891 compared with $3,940 a day earlier.
The recent correction began after gold prices recorded an increase on November 9, when the precious metal gained Rs3,200 per tola to reach Rs432,336. The market reversed direction on November 10, with gold losing Rs1,500 per tola. The decline accelerated over the following sessions, culminating in a massive single-day drop of Rs10,900 on November 12.
Friday’s additional reduction of Rs4,900 pushed prices further down, leaving gold substantially cheaper than at the beginning of the week.
Silver Prices
The downturn has not been limited to gold, as silver prices also declined in both Pakistani and international markets on Friday. In the domestic market, 24-karat silver became cheaper by Rs111 per tola, bringing its latest price to Rs5,467. Similarly, the price of 10 grams of silver declined by Rs95 to Rs4,687.
Internationally, silver recorded a decrease of $1.11 per ounce, settling at $49.89, reflecting broader weakness across precious metal markets.
