KARACHI – Gold prices in Pakistan reversed gains on Tuesday, as a fresh decline in international bullion rates dragged domestic prices lower, wiping out part of the gains recorded in the previous trading session.
The latest adjustment brought price of 24-karat gold down to Rs430,836 per tola, marking a decrease of Rs1,500 in a single day. Gold weighing 10 grams became Rs1,286 cheaper, with its new market rate settling at Rs369,372.
New Gold Price
| Category | Today’s Price |
| 24K Gold (1 Tola) | Rs430,836 |
| 24K Gold (10 Grams) | Rs369,372 |
| Silver (1 Tola) | Rs5,723 |
| International Gold (1 Ounce) | $4,083 |
Tuesday’s downturn followed strong increase on Monday, when bullion gained Rs3,200 per tola to reach Rs432,336. International market developments also contributed to the latest movement. Gold prices in the global market fell by $15 per ounce, bringing the international rate to $4,083.
Gold Trends in Pakistan 2026
At beginning of February, gold was reported at approximately Rs508,000 per tola, with higher quotations reaching Rs539,000. The market continued to experience volatility in March, when reported rates stood near Rs471,000, while peak quotations climbed to around Rs541,000.
Prices gradually weakened during April and May, with reported levels ranging between Rs458,000 and Rs470,000 per tola. However, higher quotations during the same period remained between Rs480,000 and Rs496,000. The downward trend became more noticeable in June and July, when some reported prices fell to approximately Rs422,000–423,000 per tola. Higher rates during these months ranged between Rs438,000 and Rs460,000.
During August and September, gold continued to fluctuate, with reported rates generally ranging from Rs426,000 to Rs434,000 per tola. Higher quotations reached between Rs460,000 and Rs481,000. October brought another round of price movements. Gold was reported as low as Rs404,493 per tola in the supplied historical figures, while higher levels approached Rs437,000.
