Gold rate in Pakistan today 05 November 2026 has jumped sharply, with 24K gold per tola rising by Rs 12,236 compared to yesterday. Meanwhile, petrol prices have dropped, giving some relief to daily commuters. Keep reading for all the confirmed rates including currency, silver, diesel and copper prices for Thursday, 05 November 2026. You can also check the live gold, currency and petrol prices in Pakistan for real-time updates throughout the day.
Gold Rate in Pakistan Today 05 November 2026
Today the 24k gold price per tola in Pakistan is Rs 426,036, which is Rs 12,236 higher than yesterday’s rate. Silver has also moved up, with the silver rate today climbing by Rs 295 per tola to reach Rs 5,663.
| Metal / Purity | Rate (PKR) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold (per tola) | Rs 426,036 | +Rs 12,236 |
| 22K Gold (per tola) | Rs 390,533 | +Rs 11,216 |
| 21K Gold (per tola) | Rs 372,782 | +Rs 10,707 |
| 18K Gold (per tola) | Rs 319,527 | +Rs 9,177 |
| 24K Gold (per 10 grams) | Rs 365,257 | +Rs 10,487 |
| Silver (per tola) | Rs 5,663 | +Rs 295 |
All gold karat prices have risen today in line with the upward move in international bullion markets. Whether you are buying jewellery or investing in gold bars, today’s Sarafa rates reflect a strong bullion session. The silver rate today also moved in the same direction, confirming broad metals strength on this date.
Dollar and Currency Rates in Pakistan Today
Today the US Dollar is trading at Rs 277.25 in Pakistan’s open market, unchanged from yesterday. Among the currency rates in Pakistan on 05 November 2026, the Australian Dollar saw the biggest drop, falling Rs 8 to Rs 193.00, while the Canadian Dollar slipped Rs 2 to Rs 197.86.
| Currency | Rate (PKR) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| US Dollar (USD) | Rs 277.25 | Rs 0 |
| Euro (EUR) | Rs 309.75 | Rs 0 |
| British Pound (GBP) | Rs 371.35 | — |
| Saudi Riyal (SAR) | Rs 73.80 | Rs 0 |
| UAE Dirham (AED) | Rs 75.40 | Rs 0 |
| Canadian Dollar (CAD) | Rs 197.86 | -Rs 2 |
| Australian Dollar (AUD) | Rs 193.00 | -Rs 8 |
| Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) | Rs 897.00 | -Rs 6 |
| Qatari Riyal (QAR) | Rs 76.20 | Rs 0 |
| Omani Rial (OMR) | Rs 720.00 | -Rs 1 |
The dollar rate in Pakistan today remains stable at Rs 277.25, which is a positive sign for importers and businesses that rely on USD. Gulf currencies like the Saudi Riyal, UAE Dirham and Qatari Riyal are also steady. However, commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian Dollar and Canadian Dollar have softened today, likely reflecting weaker commodity sentiment in those regions despite gold’s rise.
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today
Petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 362.00 per litre, which is Rs 7 lower than the previous rate. High Speed Diesel has also come down by Rs 4 to Rs 387.81 per litre, bringing some cost relief for transporters and heavy vehicle operators.
| Fuel Type | Rate (per litre) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs 362.00 | -Rs 7 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | Rs 387.81 | -Rs 4 |
The drop in petrol price in Pakistan today will be welcomed by millions of motorcyclists, rickshaw drivers and car owners. Lower diesel rates also mean reduced transport costs, which can help ease inflationary pressure on food and goods delivery across the country. These rates apply nationwide as set by the government for this fortnightly period.
Copper Rate Today
Today the copper rate in Pakistan is Rs 5,500 per kilogram, relevant for construction, electrical wiring and industrial buyers across the country.
| Metal | Unit | Rate (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Copper | Per Kilogram | Rs 5,500 |
Copper prices are closely watched by the construction and electronics sectors. At Rs 5,500 per kg, buyers should factor this rate into project estimates and procurement budgets for today’s purchases.
Why Did Rates Change Today?
Gold and silver rates moved sharply upward today, primarily driven by a strong rise in international bullion prices. When global gold prices go up, Pakistan’s Sarafa markets adjust local rates accordingly, and today’s jump of over Rs 12,000 per tola in 24K gold shows just how much international markets influenced today’s local rates. Strong buying demand at Sarafa bazaars in Karachi, Lahore and other cities also added pressure on the upside. The USD-PKR rate held steady, meaning the full impact of the global gold price rise passed directly into local rupee-denominated rates without any currency offset.
Petrol and diesel prices fell today, which points to easing in global crude oil prices being passed on to Pakistani consumers. The softening of the Australian Dollar and Canadian Dollar against the Pakistani Rupee also reflects weaker risk sentiment in global commodity-linked economies. Gulf currencies remained flat, which is consistent with stable oil-linked pegs. The Kuwaiti Dinar saw a small drop of Rs 6, and the Omani Rial edged down by Rs 1, though both remain among the highest-valued currencies in Pakistan’s open market. Overall, today’s rate movements paint a picture of a strong metals market running alongside cheaper fuel costs for ordinary Pakistanis.
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