Gold rate in Pakistan today 09 September 2026 has dropped slightly compared to yesterday, with 24K gold per tola now sitting at Rs 462,136. Petrol prices have gone up by Rs 6 per litre, while the US Dollar remains stable in the open market. Check all the latest live gold, currency and petrol prices in Pakistan below in one place.
Gold Rate in Pakistan Today 09 September 2026
Today the 24k gold price per tola in Pakistan is Rs 462,136, which is Rs 1,000 lower than yesterday. Silver rate today stands at Rs 6,800 per tola with no change reported. Here is the full breakdown of gold and silver rates across all karats:
| Metal / Karat | Rate | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold (per tola) | Rs 462,136 | -Rs 1,000 |
| 22K Gold (per tola) | Rs 423,291 | -Rs 1,417 |
| 21K Gold (per tola) | Rs 404,369 | -Rs 1,125 |
| 18K Gold (per tola) | Rs 346,602 | -Rs 750 |
| 24K Gold (10 grams) | Rs 396,207 | -Rs 857 |
| Silver (per tola) | Rs 6,800 | No Change |
People buying gold jewellery or investing in gold bullion through Sarafa markets should note that even a small dip like today gives a slightly better buying opportunity compared to yesterday. All karat prices have come down in proportion to the 24K rate.
Dollar and Currency Rates in Pakistan Today
Today the US Dollar is trading at Rs 278.00 in Pakistan’s open market, unchanged from yesterday. Most major currencies are stable, though the Canadian Dollar, Australian Dollar, Qatari Riyal, and Omani Rial have all softened a little. Here are the full currency rates in Pakistan on 09 September 2026:
| Currency | Rate (PKR) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| US Dollar (USD) | Rs 278.00 | No Change |
| Euro (EUR) | Rs 322.48 | – |
| British Pound (GBP) | Rs 375.75 | No Change |
| Saudi Riyal (SAR) | Rs 74.05 | – |
| UAE Dirham (AED) | Rs 75.75 | No Change |
| Canadian Dollar (CAD) | Rs 198.82 | -Rs 5 |
| Australian Dollar (AUD) | Rs 199.05 | -Rs 3 |
| Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) | Rs 886.10 | – |
| Qatari Riyal (QAR) | Rs 74.86 | -Rs 1 |
| Omani Rial (OMR) | Rs 718.95 | -Rs 4 |
The dollar rate in Pakistan today remains firm at Rs 278. Pakistani workers sending remittances from Gulf countries will notice that the Omani Rial and Qatari Riyal have both slipped a little today, which means slightly less rupees when converting those currencies.
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today
Petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 364.35 per litre, up by Rs 6 from yesterday. High Speed Diesel has also gone up by Rs 4 and now costs Rs 385.95 per litre. These fuel rates affect transport, daily commute, and the cost of goods across the country.
| Fuel Type | Price (per litre) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs 364.35 | +Rs 6 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | Rs 385.95 | +Rs 4 |
The rise in petrol and diesel prices today will directly hit the pockets of daily commuters, motorcycle riders, and truck and bus operators. Diesel is more expensive than petrol right now, which means freight and transportation costs may increase in the coming days as well.
Copper Rate Today
Copper is trading at Rs 5,500 per kilogram in Pakistan today. Here is a quick look at the copper rate:
| Metal | Rate |
|---|---|
| Copper (per kg) | Rs 5,500 |
Copper prices are important for the construction, electrical wiring, and manufacturing industries in Pakistan. Buyers and traders in the industrial sector should keep track of this rate as it can shift with global commodity trends.
Why Did Rates Change Today?
Gold prices have dipped slightly today across all karats. This kind of small correction usually happens when international bullion markets ease off from recent highs or when the USD-PKR rate stays stable, reducing the local premium. When the dollar does not move, gold price changes in Pakistan are mostly driven by global spot prices and local Sarafa market demand. Today’s Rs 1,000 drop in 24K gold per tola is a mild correction and does not signal a major trend shift on its own.
The rise in petrol and diesel prices today is linked to global crude oil price movements, as Pakistan’s fuel pricing is closely connected to international oil benchmarks. A rise in global oil prices or a revision in the government’s fortnightly fuel pricing formula can push local petrol and diesel rates up. The softening of the Canadian Dollar, Australian Dollar, Omani Rial, and Qatari Riyal against the Pakistani Rupee today reflects minor shifts in those currencies on the international forex market rather than any major economic event inside Pakistan.
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