Gold price in Pakistan falls Rs3,500 per tola
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Global reported that gold prices in the domestic market slipped on Thursday, with 24-karat gold selling at Rs460,436 per tola after a drop of Rs3,500. The All-Pakistan Gems and Jewelers Sarafa Association shared rates showing 24-karat gold at Rs394,749 per 10-gram, down Rs3,001. Rates for 22-karat gold stood at Rs361,866 per 10-gram, also lower.
Silver also declined in the local market. The 24-karat variety sold for Rs6,936 per tola, down Rs175, and Rs5,946 per 10-gram, down Rs150. Comparison figures for the previous session put gold at Rs463,936 per tola and silver at Rs7,111.
On the international market, spot gold was trading near $4,387 an ounce, a fall of $27.2 or 0.62 per cent versus the prior session. Traders were pausing after a rally driven by softer US inflation figures, and attention had shifted to a producer price figure seen as a guide to the Federal Reserve's rate path.
At a glance
- 24-karat gold fell Rs3,500 to Rs460,436 per tola on Thursday.
- Silver dropped Rs175 to Rs6,936 per tola in the domestic market.
- Spot gold traded near $4,387 an ounce, down 0.62 per cent.
Gold rate in Pakistan today
22K Rs 396,30810 grams Rs 370,658Spot $4,110.50
Gold rate on earlier days
- 09/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Monday 9 November: Rs432,336 per tola
- 07/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Saturday 7 November: Rs429,136 per tola
- 06/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Friday 6 November: Rs429,136 per tola
- 05/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Thursday 5 November: Rs435,636 per tola
- 04/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Wednesday 4 November: Rs426,036 per tola
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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