Gold and silver prices have seen a noticeable increase recently, driven by a combination of global economic uncertainty and rising demand for safe-haven assets. When geopolitical tensions increase, investors shift their money toward precious metals like gold and silver, which are considered more stable compared to currencies and stocks. Additionally, fluctuations in the US dollar and rising inflation rates also push prices higher, as these metals are widely used to preserve value during uncertain times.
Gold Prices in Pakistan 1 April 2026
| Karat | Per Tola (Rs) | Per Gram (Rs) | Per Ounce (Rs) |
| 24K | 494,062 | 42,358 | 1,317,800 |
| 23K | 473,476 | 40,593 | 1,262,892 |
| 22K | 452,890 | 38,828 | 1,207,984 |
| 21K | 432,304 | 37,063 | 1,153,076 |
| 20K | 411,718 | 35,298 | 1,098,168 |
| 18K | 370,546 | 31,768 | 988,350 |
Silver Prices in Pakistan 1 April 2026
| Unit | PKR | USD (approx) |
| Per Tola | 7,984 | $28.73 |
| Per Gram | 684.5 | $2.46 |
| Per Ounce | 21,280 | $76.55 |
Local Factors Driving Price Increase
On the domestic side, factors such as currency depreciation and higher import costs further contribute to the rise in prices. Since countries like Pakistan import gold and silver in US dollars, a weaker local currency makes these metals more expensive. Increased local demand, especially during wedding seasons and for investment purposes, also plays a role, leading to a consistent upward trend in gold and silver rates.
