KARACHI – After slipping on Monday, gold prices in Pakistan gained Rs900 per tola as international rates edged higher, bringing the Per Tola price to Rs440,836.
On Tuesday, the price of gold rose to Rs440,836 per tola, while 10-gram gold gained Rs771 to reach Rs377,945. The increase followed Monday’s downturn, when the price of gold dropped by Rs2,100 per tola to Rs439,936, highlighting continued volatility in the local bullion market.
| Gold and Silver | Price in Pakistan |
| Gold (per tola) | Rs440,836 |
| Gold (10 grams) | Rs377,945 |
| Silver (per tola) | Rs6,532 |
| International gold (per ounce) | $4,183 |
In the international market, gold prices increased by $9 to reach $4,183 per ounce. The upward movement abroad was reflected in domestic rates, although local gold prices are also influenced by exchange-rate movements and other market factors.
Silver prices, meanwhile, remained unchanged at Rs6,532 per tola.
Gold Prices in Pakistan Trends
Gold prices fluctuated during 2026, with supplied monthly figures showing sharp retreat from February’s peak, followed by a partial recovery in August and further movement during September and October.
February recorded the highest listed price of the period at Rs616,790 per tola. Prices subsequently eased, with the lowest listed rate reaching Rs421,713 in July. The market then recovered in August, when gold traded as high as Rs480,566 per tola, before recording additional fluctuations in the following months.
| Month | Lowest Price | Highest Price | Average Price |
| February | Rs508,105 | Rs616,790 | Rs526,263 |
| March | Rs470,655 | Rs541,000 | Rs505,612 |
| April | Rs469,650 | Rs496,180 | Rs486,136 |
| May | Rs458,000 | Rs480,240 | Rs468,163 |
| June | Rs423,370 | Rs460,485 | Rs442,359 |
| July | Rs421,713 | Rs438,500 | Rs428,595 |
| August | Rs425,500 | Rs480,566 | Rs454,203 |
| September | Rs433,692 | Rs459,540 | Rs447,320 |
| October | Rs429,269 | Rs436,884 | Rs432,600 |
The latest increase comes against a backdrop of significant changes in gold prices throughout the year. International bullion rates remain a key influence on Pakistan’s domestic market, while the rupee-dollar exchange rate can also affect the local cost of gold.
Investor demand, geopolitical uncertainty and expectations surrounding global interest-rate decisions are additional factors that may influence bullion prices. Changes in these conditions can trigger gains or losses in international markets and feed through to local rates.
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