Gold rate in Pakistan today 23 October 2026 has dropped across all karats, with 24K gold per tola falling by Rs 3,000 compared to yesterday. Silver prices also slipped today. Meanwhile, the US Dollar stayed flat in the open market, and petrol prices saw a small decrease. For the most current updates, you can always check the live gold, currency and petrol prices in Pakistan.
Gold Rate in Pakistan Today 23 October 2026
Today the 24k gold price per tola in Pakistan is Rs 426,500, which is Rs 3,000 lower than yesterday’s rate. Silver per tola has also fallen by Rs 121, settling at Rs 6,086 today.
| Metal / Karat | Rate (Today) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold (per tola) | Rs 426,500 | -Rs 3,000 |
| 22K Gold (per tola) | Rs 390,952 | -Rs 2,756 |
| 21K Gold (per tola) | Rs 373,185 | -Rs 2,628 |
| 18K Gold (per tola) | Rs 319,872 | -Rs 2,253 |
| 24K Gold (10 grams) | Rs 365,660 | -Rs 2,570 |
| Silver (per tola) | Rs 6,086 | -Rs 121 |
All gold karats have moved lower on this Friday. Buyers at Sarafa bazaars in Karachi, Lahore and Peshawar are seeing noticeably cheaper rates compared to yesterday. If you plan to buy gold jewellery or bullion, today’s silver rate today at Rs 6,086 per tola also makes silver a slightly more affordable option for smaller investments.
Dollar and Currency Rates in Pakistan Today
Today the US Dollar is trading at Rs 277.45 in Pakistan’s open market, unchanged from yesterday. Among other major currencies, the Euro and British Pound have both softened, while the Australian Dollar and Kuwaiti Dinar have each gained Rs 1.
| Currency | Rate in PKR (Today) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| US Dollar (USD) | Rs 277.45 | No Change |
| Euro (EUR) | Rs 312.50 | -Rs 3 |
| British Pound (GBP) | Rs 371.34 | -Rs 2 |
| Saudi Riyal (SAR) | Rs 73.80 | -Rs 1 |
| UAE Dirham (AED) | Rs 75.45 | -Rs 1 |
| Canadian Dollar (CAD) | Rs 195.18 | -Rs 2 |
| Australian Dollar (AUD) | Rs 192.25 | +Rs 1 |
| Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) | Rs 902.00 | +Rs 1 |
| Qatari Riyal (QAR) | Rs 76.15 | No Change |
| Omani Rial (OMR) | Rs 720.50 | No Change |
The dollar rate in Pakistan today remains steady at Rs 277.45, which means no extra pressure from USD movement on import costs today. Overseas Pakistanis sending remittances from the Gulf will notice that SAR and AED are each down by Rs 1 today. Those sending money from the UK will receive slightly less in rupees as the British Pound has also fallen by Rs 2. Currency rates in Pakistan 23 October 2026 show a generally quiet Friday session for the dollar, with small movements in European and Middle Eastern currencies.
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today
Today the petrol price in Pakistan is Rs 377.71 per litre, down by Rs 2 from the previous rate. High Speed Diesel, however, has gone up slightly to Rs 391.75 per litre, an increase of Rs 2.
| Fuel Type | Price per Litre | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs 377.71 | -Rs 2 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | Rs 391.75 | +Rs 2 |
Petrol price in Pakistan today at Rs 377.71 gives a small relief to motorcycle and car users. However, truck and bus operators who rely on High Speed Diesel will pay Rs 2 more per litre today compared to yesterday. Since diesel is the main fuel for freight transport, this small rise can slowly push up the cost of goods moving across the country.
Copper Rate Today
Today copper is trading at Rs 5,500 per kilogram in Pakistan.
| Metal | Rate (Today) |
|---|---|
| Copper (per kg) | Rs 5,500 |
Copper prices matter for Pakistan’s construction, electrical wiring and manufacturing sectors. At Rs 5,500 per kg, buyers in these industries can plan their material purchases accordingly for today.
Why Did Rates Change Today?
Gold prices in Pakistan have fallen today mainly because international bullion markets saw a pullback overnight. When global gold prices soften, Pakistani Sarafa markets follow the same direction and adjust local rates downward. The drop in silver today is also in line with this international trend, as silver and gold often move together when global sentiment shifts. The steady US Dollar against the Pakistani Rupee today means that the currency side did not add extra pressure to gold costs, but the fall in international prices was enough to bring rates down across all karats.
Petrol becoming cheaper today reflects some softening in global crude oil benchmarks, which feeds into the fuel pricing formula used in Pakistan. Diesel moving up at the same time points to different supply and demand factors at play for that fuel grade. The Euro, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, Saudi Riyal and UAE Dirham all slipping today suggests that some of these currencies lost ground against the US Dollar in international forex markets, which then shows up in the PKR cross rates. The Australian Dollar and Kuwaiti Dinar each gaining Rs 1 shows that not all currencies moved in the same direction on this Friday.
Stay updated with all these numbers throughout the day by visiting the live gold, currency and petrol prices in Pakistan page, which reflects the latest market movements as they happen.
