Gold Rate in Pakistan Falls Rs1,700 to Rs421,000 per Tola
By Gold Rates PakistanRates sourced from APGJSA
The gold rate in Pakistan fell Rs1,700 to Rs421,000 per tola today, as international gold slipped after the US Federal Reserve held interest rates and signalled no hurry to cut.
The gold rate in Pakistan fell today. The Sarafa association's rate for 24K gold dropped by Rs1,700, or 0.40%, to Rs421,000 per tola, down from Rs422,700 on Wednesday. The fall follows a decline in the international price overnight.
What Moved Gold
The main driver was the US Federal Reserve. On Wednesday the Fed kept its key interest rate unchanged at 3.75%–4%, as markets expected, but two officials dissented in favour of a rate rise, according to CNN and CNBC. The Fed's statement said inflation "remains elevated", and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh stressed the strength of the US economy while declining to give guidance on future moves.
That message weighed on gold, which pays no interest and tends to lose appeal when rates are expected to stay high. The 10-year US Treasury yield rose to about 5.02% after the decision. Gold had swung during Wednesday's session, and traders sold in Asian trading on Thursday as the prospect of rate cuts looked more distant. Analysts said upcoming US inflation data could set the next direction.
Gold Rates in Pakistan by Purity
| Purity | Per tola | Per 10 grams |
|---|---|---|
| 24K | Rs421,000 | Rs360,946 |
| 22K | Rs385,917 | Rs330,867 |
| 21K | Rs368,375 | Rs315,828 |
| 18K | Rs315,750 | Rs270,709 |
The Week So Far
Compared with a week ago, the 24K rate is Rs5,500 lower than the Rs426,500 recorded on 22 October 2026. Over the past 30 trading days, the rate has ranged from a high of Rs450,500 on 25 September 2026 to a low of Rs418,000 on 24 October 2026, so today's rate sits close to the bottom of that range.
International Gold Price
Spot gold was trading at $4,026.53 per troy ounce, down $24.48, or 0.60%, from the previous close of $4,051.01.
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.