Gold and silver prices have been trending upward recently due to a combination of global and local factors. Internationally, demand for precious metals remains strong as investors seek safe-haven assets during economic uncertainty. Geopolitical tensions in key regions and rising inflation also contribute to increased buying interest, which puts upward pressure on market prices.
Gold Rate Chart (PKR) – 14 Jan 2026
| Gold Purity | Per Gram (PKR) | Per Tola (PKR) | Per Ounce (PKR) |
| 24 Karat (Pure) | Rs. 41,695 | Rs. 486,162 | Rs. 1,296,841 |
| 23 Karat | Rs. 39,958 | Rs. 465,905 | Rs. 1,242,806 |
| 22 Karat (Jewellery) | Rs. 38,220 | Rs. 445,648 | Rs. 1,188,771 |
| 21 Karat | Rs. 36,483 | Rs. 425,392 | Rs. 1,134,736 |
| 20 Karat | Rs. 34,746 | Rs. 405,135 | Rs. 1,080,701 |
| 18 Karat | Rs. 31,271 | Rs. 364,622 | Rs. 972,631 |
Silver Rate Chart – 14 Jan 2026
| Unit | Price in PKR | Price in USD (Approx) |
| 1 Tola | Rs. 9,575 | $34.12 |
| 1 Gram | Rs. 821.18 | $2.93 |
| 1 Ounce (Troy) | Rs. 25,541 | $91.01 |
Local Factors Driving the Market
In Pakistan, local demand for gold and silver remains high, particularly for jewellery, weddings, and investment purposes. Additionally, fluctuations in the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar make imported metals more expensive, indirectly pushing local prices higher. Overall, both global trends and domestic demand are working together to keep gold and silver in strong upward momentum.