Gold Rates in Pakistan
| Gold Purity | Per Gram (PKR) | Per 10 Gram (PKR) | Per Tola (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24‑Karat | Rs. 39,355 | Rs. 397,380 | Rs. 463,500 |
| 22‑Karat | Rs. 36,427 | Rs. 364,265 | Rs. 424,988 |
| 21‑Karat | Rs. 34,771 | Rs. 347,708 | Rs. 405,670 |
| 20‑Karat | Rs. 33,115 | Rs. 331,150 | Rs. 386,353 |
| 18‑Karat | Rs. 29,803 | Rs. 298,035 | Rs. 347,717 |
Silver Rates in Pakistan
| Silver Weight | Rate (PKR) |
| 1 Gram Silver | Rs. 696 |
| 10 Gram Silver | Rs. 6,957 |
| 1 Tola Silver | Rs. 8,115 |
Gold & Silver Price Growth Comparison (2024-2026)
| Metal | 31 Dec 2024 | 31 Dec 2025 | 01 Jan 2026 | Diff (2025-2024) | Diff (Jan 1 vs Dec 31) |
| Gold (24K) | Rs. 281,500 | Rs. 456,962 | Rs. 463,500 | +Rs. 175,462 | + Rs. 6,538 |
| Silver (1 Tola) | Rs. 8,035 | Rs. 7,718 | Rs. 8,115 | – Rs. 317 | + Rs. 397 |
International Demand and Safe Investment
Gold prices in Pakistan are currently high due to increased demand in the international market. Rising dollar value, global inflation, and geopolitical tensions have made gold a safe investment, which has pushed local market prices upward. People are buying gold to protect their money during uncertain times, and this high demand naturally drives prices higher.
Local Economic Factors and Currency Impact
Local economic conditions also play a significant role. Inflation, currency depreciation, and import costs directly affect the local price of gold. When the Pakistani rupee loses value against the dollar, imported gold becomes more expensive, and this cost is passed on to consumers. As a result, gold prices remain elevated in the short term, and it continues to be seen as a reliable option for investment and savings.
