Gold rate in Pakistan today 28 September 2026 has moved upward, with 24K gold per tola reaching Rs 450,936 after a rise of Rs 2,600 compared to yesterday. Rates across all gold categories have increased on this Monday morning. 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 28 September 2026
Today the 24k gold price per tola in Pakistan is Rs 450,936, which is Rs 2,600 higher than yesterday’s closing rate. Silver rate today per tola stands at Rs 6,837 with no reported change from yesterday.
| Metal / Purity | Unit | Rate (PKR) | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold | Per Tola | Rs 450,936 | +Rs 2,600 |
| 22K Gold | Per Tola | Rs 413,358 | +Rs 2,384 |
| 21K Gold | Per Tola | Rs 394,568 | +Rs 2,274 |
| 18K Gold | Per Tola | Rs 338,202 | +Rs 1,950 |
| 24K Gold | 10 Grams | Rs 386,604 | +Rs 2,229 |
| Silver | Per Tola | Rs 6,837 | No Change |
The rise in gold is visible across all purity levels. Buyers looking for 22K or 21K gold for jewellery purposes will also pay more today compared to Sunday. The silver rate today remains flat at Rs 6,837 per tola, giving silver buyers a stable market for now.
Dollar and Currency Rates in Pakistan Today
Today the US Dollar is trading at Rs 277.85 in Pakistan’s open market, unchanged from yesterday. Among the notable movers in currency rates in Pakistan on 28 September 2026, the Canadian Dollar dropped by Rs 4 while the Australian Dollar gained Rs 2 and the Qatari Riyal slipped by Rs 1.
| Currency | Code | Rate (PKR) | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| US Dollar | USD | Rs 277.85 | No Change |
| Euro | EUR | Rs 316.53 | No Change |
| British Pound | GBP | Rs 373.25 | N/A |
| Saudi Riyal | SAR | Rs 73.95 | N/A |
| UAE Dirham | AED | Rs 75.75 | N/A |
| Canadian Dollar | CAD | Rs 197.18 | -Rs 4 |
| Australian Dollar | AUD | Rs 196.73 | +Rs 2 |
| Kuwaiti Dinar | KWD | Rs 886.60 | N/A |
| Qatari Riyal | QAR | Rs 75.08 | -Rs 1 |
| Omani Rial | OMR | Rs 720.55 | No Change |
The dollar rate in Pakistan today remains steady at Rs 277.85, which means import costs tied directly to USD have not shifted overnight. Remittance senders from Gulf countries will find Saudi Riyal at Rs 73.95 and UAE Dirham at Rs 75.75 today. The Kuwaiti Dinar continues to hold the highest value among listed currencies at Rs 886.60 per unit.
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today
Petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 391.30 per litre, up Rs 2 from yesterday. High Speed Diesel has moved in the opposite direction and is now Rs 4 cheaper, sitting at Rs 408.53 per litre.
| Fuel Type | Rate (Per Litre) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs 391.30 | +Rs 2 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | Rs 408.53 | -Rs 4 |
The Rs 2 rise in petrol affects everyday commuters and motorcycle users directly. On the other hand, transporters and truck owners who run on diesel will get slight relief with the Rs 4 drop in High Speed Diesel today. These changes add up quickly for businesses that rely on large fuel volumes each day.
Copper Rate Today
Today the copper rate in Pakistan is Rs 5,500 per kilogram, as confirmed by market sources for 28 September 2026.
| Metal | Unit | Rate (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Copper | Per Kg | Rs 5,500 |
Copper prices matter for construction, electrical wiring, and manufacturing sectors in Pakistan. Buyers in the industrial sector should track this rate as global copper demand often pushes local prices up or down within short periods.
Why Did Rates Change Today?
The upward move in gold across all purity levels today is largely connected to international bullion market trends. When global gold prices rise, Pakistan’s Sarafa markets follow because local rates are calculated based on international spot prices converted through the USD to PKR exchange rate. Strong buying interest in global markets, often driven by economic uncertainty or safe-haven demand, tends to push gold higher. Since the dollar rate in Pakistan today held steady at Rs 277.85, the gold price increase seen today is mostly a result of the international bullion price moving upward rather than any currency depreciation.
Petrol becoming Rs 2 more expensive points to upward pressure from global crude oil prices or adjustments in the government’s pricing formula. The Rs 4 drop in High Speed Diesel suggests that the wholesale cost structure for diesel moved favourably compared to petrol on this particular day. The Canadian Dollar losing Rs 4 and the Qatari Riyal slipping Rs 1 reflect minor shifts in those currencies against the Pakistani Rupee in the open market. These small currency movements are normal on a week-opening Monday as traders adjust their positions based on weekend global market activity.
Today’s rates show a mixed picture overall. Gold buyers face higher costs while diesel users get a small break. Keeping an eye on daily updates is important whether you are planning a gold purchase, sending money abroad, or budgeting your fuel costs for the week ahead.