Gold Rate in Pakistan Today 24 August 2026: Dollar, Petrol and Copper Prices

gold rate in Pakistan today 24 August 2026

The gold rate in Pakistan today 24 August 2026 has been confirmed by the Sarafa markets as Monday trading begins across the country. Pakistanis checking prices for gold, silver, foreign currency, petrol, diesel, and copper will find all the latest confirmed figures right here. You can also bookmark the live gold, currency and petrol prices in Pakistan page for real-time updates throughout the day.

Gold Rate in Pakistan Today 24 August 2026

Today the 24k gold price per tola in Pakistan is Rs 481,500 as confirmed by the Sarafa Association. Whether you are buying jewellery or tracking investment value, the table below covers all major gold and silver rates for 24 August 2026.

Metal / Karat Unit Price (PKR)
24K Gold Per Tola Rs 481,500
22K Gold Per Tola Rs 441,375
21K Gold Per Tola Rs 421,312
18K Gold Per Tola Rs 361,125
24K Gold Per 10 Grams Rs 412,816
Silver Per Tola Rs 6,800

The silver rate today stands at Rs 6,800 per tola. For households and small investors, silver remains a more affordable entry point into precious metals compared to gold. The 22K rate at Rs 441,375 per tola is most relevant for jewellery buyers, as most gold jewellery sold in Pakistan falls under this purity level.

Dollar and Currency Rates in Pakistan Today

Today the US Dollar is trading at Rs 278.65 in Pakistan’s open market as of Monday 24 August 2026. The currency rates in Pakistan 24 August 2026 for all major foreign currencies including the Euro, British Pound, Saudi Riyal, and Gulf currencies are listed in the table below.

Currency Code Rate (PKR) Open Market
US Dollar USD Rs 278.65
Euro EUR Rs 327.71
British Pound GBP Rs 380.25
Saudi Riyal SAR Rs 74.60
UAE Dirham AED Rs 76.50
Canadian Dollar CAD Rs 203.50
Australian Dollar AUD Rs 198.35
Kuwaiti Dinar KWD Rs 910.00
Qatari Riyal QAR Rs 76.55
Omani Rial OMR Rs 724.50

The dollar rate in Pakistan today is particularly important for overseas Pakistanis sending remittances home, as well as for importers and exporters settling trade payments. The Kuwaiti Dinar remains the highest-valued single currency unit in this list at Rs 910.00, while the Omani Rial follows at Rs 724.50. Gulf currencies such as the Saudi Riyal, UAE Dirham, and Qatari Riyal are closely watched by Pakistani workers in the Middle East.

Petrol and Diesel Prices Today

The petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 341.59 per litre as notified by the government for the current fortnightly period. High Speed Diesel is priced at Rs 368.29 per litre. These prices apply at all petrol stations across Pakistan on Monday 24 August 2026.

Fuel Type Price Per Litre (PKR)
Petrol (MS) Rs 341.59
High Speed Diesel (HSD) Rs 368.29

High Speed Diesel costs more than petrol per litre, which directly affects the cost of transport, freight, and agricultural machinery across Pakistan. Truck operators, bus companies, and farmers running tube wells all feel the impact of diesel prices on their daily operations. Petrol at Rs 341.59 per litre affects private car and motorcycle users most directly.

Copper Rate Today

Today copper is priced at Rs 5,500 per kilogram in Pakistan’s local market. Copper is a key industrial metal used in electrical wiring, plumbing, construction, and electronics manufacturing.

Metal Unit Price (PKR)
Copper Per Kilogram Rs 5,500

Why Did Rates Change Today?

Since today is the first confirmed trading session of the week after the market was closed, no day-on-day change figures are available for direct comparison. Gold prices in Pakistan generally follow international bullion trends set on the London and New York markets. When global gold demand rises or the US Dollar weakens internationally, gold tends to become more expensive in rupee terms as well. Local Sarafa market demand in cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Peshawar also plays a role in setting the daily rate, especially around wedding seasons and religious festivals.

Currency movements, particularly the USD to PKR rate, influence almost every other price in this list. A stronger dollar can push up import costs including crude oil, which feeds directly into petrol and diesel prices set by the government. Copper prices are shaped by global industrial demand, particularly from China, and by the international commodities market. With Monday markets opening fresh, traders and investors will be watching all these factors closely as the week begins.

All rates listed above are confirmed figures for Monday, 24 August 2026. Gold, silver, and currency rates can shift during the day based on international market movements and local Sarafa activity. Petrol and diesel prices remain fixed by the government until the next fortnightly revision. Check back regularly or visit the live rates page for the most current updates.

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