Gold Rate Pakistan Today - Live 24K Gold Price Per Tola
Get real-time gold rates and silver rates in Pakistan. Updated daily from Karachi Sarafa Market
Last updated: Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 6:35 PM
Gold & Silver Market Trends in Pakistan
Gold and silver prices in Pakistan are influenced by international bullion markets, the USD to PKR exchange rate, and local Sarafa market activity. Since precious metals are globally traded in US dollars, any fluctuation in currency value directly impacts local market prices.
In Pakistan, gold demand increases during wedding seasons, festive periods, and times of economic uncertainty. Many households consider gold a long-term store of value and protection against inflation and currency depreciation.
Key Factors Affecting Gold & Silver Prices
- International bullion price movements
- USD to PKR exchange rate fluctuations
- Local demand in jewellery markets
- Inflation and economic conditions
- Investor sentiment and global uncertainty
Why People Track Gold Rates Daily
Buyers, investors, and jewellery traders monitor daily gold rates to make informed decisions. Tracking price trends helps individuals plan purchases, evaluate investment opportunities, and understand market direction before buying or selling gold.
Market observations based on historical price behavior and local bullion trading patterns in Pakistan.
Rates sourced from Sarafa markets and international bullion indicators. Information provided for awareness only and not financial advice.
Gold Rates by Karat
| Karat | Per Tola | 10 Gram | Per Gram | Per Ounce |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | Rs. 504,000 | Rs. 432,106 | Rs. 43,211 | Rs. 1,344,001 |
| 22K | Rs. 462,017 | Rs. 396,112 | Rs. 39,611 | Rs. 1,232,047 |
| 21K | Rs. 441,000 | Rs. 378,093 | Rs. 37,809 | Rs. 1,176,001 |
| 18K | Rs. 378,000 | Rs. 324,080 | Rs. 32,408 | Rs. 1,008,001 |
| 12K | Rs. 252,000 | Rs. 216,053 | Rs. 21,605 | Rs. 672,001 |
City-wise Gold Rates
| City | Symbol | Bidding | Asking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karachi | KHI | Rs. 503,799 | Rs. 504,001 |
| Lahore | LHR | Rs. 503,849 | Rs. 504,051 |
| Islamabad | ISB | Rs. 503,899 | Rs. 504,101 |
| Quetta | UET | Rs. 503,949 | Rs. 504,151 |
| Peshawar | PEW | Rs. 503,999 | Rs. 504,201 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What affects gold rate in Pakistan?
Gold rates in Pakistan are influenced by several factors including international gold prices (especially in USD), the USD to PKR exchange rate, local demand and supply dynamics, economic conditions, geopolitical events, and dealer margins. When international gold prices rise or the Pakistani Rupee weakens against the US Dollar, local gold prices typically increase.
What is the difference between 24K and 22K gold?
24K gold is pure gold (100% gold content) and is the most valuable but also the softest. 22K gold contains 91.67% gold and 8.33% other metals (usually copper or silver), making it more durable for jewelry while still maintaining high gold content. 22K is the most popular karat for jewelry in Pakistan and South Asia.
What is the difference between bidding and asking price?
The bidding price is what buyers are willing to pay for gold, while the asking price is what sellers are asking. The difference (spread) represents the dealer's margin. When buying gold, you'll typically pay closer to the asking price, while selling will be closer to the bidding price.
How is gold rate calculated in Pakistan?
Gold rates in Pakistan are determined daily by the Karachi Sarafa Market, which is the primary gold trading hub. Rates are based on international gold prices (in USD), converted to Pakistani Rupees using current exchange rates, plus local market factors and dealer margins. Rates are updated throughout the trading day.
Why do gold rates vary by city?
Gold rates may vary slightly between cities due to local market conditions, transportation costs, dealer competition, local demand and supply dynamics, and regional economic factors. However, the base rate is typically similar across major cities, with variations usually being minimal.
Is it a good time to buy gold in Pakistan?
Gold is often considered a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. The best time to buy depends on your investment goals, financial situation, and market conditions. It's advisable to consult with financial advisors and monitor market trends. Remember that gold prices can be volatile, and past performance doesn't guarantee future results.