On Monday 28 September 2026, gold prices in Pakistan opened at Rs450,936 per tola for 24-karat commodity as it recorded a decline of Rs2,100 in previous session amid downward global trend.
According to rates issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold opened at Rs386,604.
In the international market, the price of gold opened at $4,284 per ounce after falling by $21 in previous session.
22, 21 and 18 Karat Gold Rates in Pakistan Today
The latest gold rates in Pakistan show that 22-karat gold is priced at Rs413,358 per tola, while 21-karat gold is available at Rs394,568 per tola. Meanwhile, the price of 18-karat gold stands at Rs338,202 per tola.
Silver Prices Today
Meanwhile, the price of silver per tola fell by Rs60 in previous session with opening rate standing at Rs6,903.
Gold Prices May Remain Volatile Next Week
Gold prices could continue to see fluctuations next week as a combination of international economic developments and local market conditions influences demand and pricing. Short-term movements remain difficult to determine, with several factors potentially affecting the direction of gold rates.
Key factors to watch
Global economic outlook: Inflationary pressures, concerns over a possible economic slowdown and geopolitical developments could influence investor interest in gold. During periods of uncertainty, demand for gold may increase as investors seek assets traditionally viewed as a store of value.
US dollar movement: Changes in the value of the US dollar can have a significant impact on gold. A stronger dollar can put downward pressure on gold prices, while movements in the opposite direction may provide support.
Interest-rate decisions: Monetary-policy decisions by major central banks remain another important factor. Changes in interest rates can alter investor demand for gold and contribute to price movements.
International bullion prices: Global gold prices are an important component of domestic gold-rate movements. Changes in international bullion markets can therefore feed through to local prices.
Currency exchange rates: Movements in local currency values can also affect the cost of imported gold. A weaker currency can increase the domestic cost of the precious metal.
Local buying activity: Demand within the domestic market may provide additional support to prices, particularly during periods when festival- or wedding-related purchases increase.
