Gold Rate in Pakistan Falls Rs1,500 to Rs432,500 per Tola
By Gold Rates PakistanRates sourced from APGJSA
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.
The gold rate in Pakistan fell today, with 24K gold down Rs1,500, or 0.35%, to Rs432,500 per tola. On Friday the rate was Rs434,000. The drop leaves the local price close to its lowest level in more than a month.
What Moved Gold
International markets are closed for the weekend, so the spot price has barely changed since Friday's close. It was a choppy week for gold. According to Kitco, prices came under heavy pressure from hotter-than-expected US inflation data, which pushed up Treasury yields and firmed the dollar. Gold then recovered late in the week as bond yields eased and traders scaled back expectations of another US interest rate rise. FX Leaders reported that US consumer inflation came in at 3.7% year on year. The firm data reinforced views that US rates will stay high for longer.
Tensions in the Middle East, including disruption to shipping near the Strait of Hormuz, gave gold some safe-haven support. Even so, Kitco said gold struggled to push beyond its recent trading range.
Gold Rates in Pakistan by Purity
| Purity | Per tola | Per 10 grams |
|---|---|---|
| 24K | Rs432,500 | Rs370,805 |
| 22K | Rs396,458 | Rs339,905 |
| 21K | Rs378,438 | Rs324,455 |
| 18K | Rs324,375 | Rs278,104 |
The Week So Far
The 24K rate is Rs5,000 lower than a week ago, when it stood at Rs437,500 on 10 October 2026. Over the last 30 trading days, the rate reached a high of Rs454,700 on 19 September 2026 and a low of Rs432,000 on 13 October 2026. Today's rate sits just above that low.
International Gold Price
Spot gold was at $4,158.38 an ounce, up $0.16 (0.00%) from the previous close of $4,158.22. That is effectively unchanged, as it usually is when global trading pauses at the weekend.
For live prices through the day, see today's gold rate in Pakistan and the international gold rate. Rates are the Sarafa association's published rates; jewellers add making charges, and prices vary slightly between cities.