Gold per tola gains Rs5,700 in Pakistan
Business Recorder • • 1 min read
Gold rates in Pakistan rose on Saturday, tracking higher prices in the global bullion market, according to Business Recorder. The price of one tola climbed by Rs5,700 during the session to Rs482,936, while 10-gram gold was quoted at Rs414,039 after a rise of Rs4,972. The figures came from the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).
Gold had already stood at Rs477,136 per tola on Friday following a daily increase of Rs5,200. Abroad, the international gold rate rose by $57 to $4,604 per ounce, which includes a premium of $20. Silver remained unchanged at Rs7,379 per tola in the local market.
The local increase came after the international gain, while silver showed no change.
At a glance
- Gold per tola rose Rs5,700 to Rs482,936 on Saturday, according to the APGJSA.
- 10-gram gold rose Rs4,972 to Rs414,039 on the same day.
- The international gold rate climbed $57 to $4,604 per ounce, including a $20 premium.
Gold rate in Pakistan today
22K Rs 396,30810 grams Rs 370,658Spot $4,123.40
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 Business Recorder
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