Gold Rates Pakistan
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The gold rate in Pakistan fell Rs1,500 to Rs432,500 per tola for 24K today, while international gold held steady at $4,158.38 an ounce over the weekend.
Gold in Pakistan rose Rs1,500 to Rs433,500 per tola today, recovering from its 30-day low, as a weaker US dollar and easing Treasury yields lifted spot gold to $4,182.05 an ounce.
The 24K gold rate in Pakistan held steady today at Rs432,500 per tola, unchanged from Wednesday, even as international gold rebounded 1.56% to $4,159.09 an ounce on a softer US dollar.
The 24K gold rate in Pakistan edged up Rs500 to Rs432,500 per tola on Wednesday, while international gold fell to $4,095.30 an ounce after hotter-than-expected US inflation data lifted the dollar.
Gold rates in Pakistan finished the past week almost exactly where they began, edging up Rs500 per tola to Rs437,500. It was the calmest week the local market has seen in two months.
Gold rates in Pakistan eased for the week, slipping Rs7,000 per tola to Rs447,700, as international prices came under sustained pressure from a rising dollar and US Treasury yields at levels last seen nearly two decades ago.
Gold rates in Pakistan ended a three-week losing streak, rising Rs5,200 per tola to Rs454,700 after the Federal Reserve delivered the rate hike markets had spent weeks anticipating — and the metal rallied anyway.
Gold rates in Pakistan drifted lower for a third consecutive week, easing Rs7,000 per tola to Rs449,500, as hot US inflation data hardened expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its meeting this week.
Gold rates in Pakistan fell for a second consecutive week, closing at Rs456,500 per tola — down Rs8,500 — though the headline figure hides a week of sharp reversals in both directions. Local rates dropped to a four-week low by Tuesday, recovered strongly by Thursday, then gave part of it back after a US employment report came in strong.
Gold rates in Pakistan reversed course over the past week, falling Rs16,500 per tola to Rs465,000 after a hawkish keynote from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh brought a three-week rally to an abrupt halt.
Gold rates in Pakistan rose sharply through the past week, gaining close to Rs28,000 per tola to close at Rs481,500, as the international market staged its third straight weekly advance on mounting concerns about US fiscal sustainability.
Gold rates in Pakistan added a modest gain over the past week, rising about Rs4,200 per tola to settle near Rs454,000, as the international market consolidated the previous week's sharp rally.
Gold rates in Pakistan rose steadily through the past week and then surged on Saturday, gaining nearly Rs21,000 per tola in total, as the international bullion market staged its strongest rally since January on the back of falling oil prices and a weak US employment report.
Gold rates in Pakistan ended the past week modestly higher after several sessions of sharp swings in both directions, as the international market whipsawed on Middle East developments before finding support.
Gold rates in Pakistan ended the week lower, tracking a decline in the international bullion market that saw the metal slip below the $4,000-per-ounce mark for the first time since November 2025, before recovering some ground over the weekend.
Gold rates in Pakistan edged lower this week, mirroring a pullback in the international bullion market, where a renewed flare-up in US-Iran tensions pushed oil prices higher and revived expectations of tighter US monetary policy.
Gold is currently trading around $4,070/oz, stuck in a technical no-man's land below its all-time high. Find out where major banks expect gold to head next.
Gold rates in Pakistan moved sharply higher this week, tracking a strong rebound in the international bullion market after weaker-than-expected US employment data dampened expectations of further interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Market updates are compiled by Gold Rates Pakistan from international market data and local Sarafa rates.
