Gold prices in Pakistan have recently declined significantly. Experts attribute the drop to falling international gold rates, currency fluctuations, and lower demand in the local market. Traders and buyers are observing the market closely as the trend continues to impact investment decisions.
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Pakistan Gold Rates Table (31 January 2026)
| Karat | Per Tola (PKR) | Per Gram (PKR) | Per Ounce (PKR) |
| 24K | 511,862 | 43,860 | 1,364,918 |
| 23K | 490,177 | 42,022 | 1,306,422 |
| 22K | 469,159 | 40,196 | 1,250,488 |
| 21K | 448,327 | 38,432 | 1,194,853 |
| 20K | 426,552 | 36,569 | 1,137,489 |
| 18K | 383,897 | 32,887 | 1,023,720 |
Pakistan Silver Rates Table (31 January 2026)
| Unit | PKR | USD |
| Per Tola | 9,006 | 31.6 |
| Per Gram | 772 | 2.71 |
| Per Ounce | 24,010 | 84.3 |
Silver Markets Also Declining
Silver has experienced a notable decrease as well. This follows global trends and reduced industrial demand, which are affecting investor interest. Market participants are cautious, waiting for stability before making large purchases or investments.
Effects on Consumers and Investors
The decline in gold and silver presents both opportunities and challenges. For investors, it may be a chance to buy precious metals at a lower cost, while sellers could face reduced profits. Analysts suggest monitoring global commodity trends and currency movements, as these factors will continue to influence the market.
