Gold price in Pakistan rises Rs13,700 per tola

According to Mettis Global, gold prices in Pakistan climbed on Thursday, with 24-karat gold selling at Rs471,936 per tola after a Rs13,700 increase. The same grade, quoted per 10 grams by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewelers Sarafa Association, changed hands at Rs404,609 following a rise of Rs11,746. The 22-karat rate was also higher, at Rs370,905 per 10 grams.

Silver also advanced in the domestic market, rising Rs369 to Rs7,169 per tola for 24-karat and Rs317 to Rs6,146 per 10 grams. Abroad, spot bullion was quoted around $4,490 an ounce, a decline of $20.5 or 0.45%, as traders took profits after gold hit a two-month peak in the previous session. That rally had been fuelled by a surprise step from the US Treasury meant to ease stress in the market for longer-dated bonds, which weakened the dollar and pulled Treasury yields down.

Measured against Rs458,236 per tola on August 19, 2026, gold's latest quote reflects the Rs13,700 daily gain. Over one month, the 24-karat rate has risen Rs42,700, and on a fiscal-year-to-date basis the gain stands at Rs47,100 per tola. Silver, meanwhile, is up Rs773 over the month but has slipped Rs549 since the start of the calendar year.