Gold price per tola rises Rs3,200 to Rs432,336 in Pakistan
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that local gold prices advanced on Monday, with the per-tola rate ending at Rs432,336 after a Rs3,200 increase. The rise followed gains in the international market, where gold added $32 to reach $4,098 per ounce.
The 10-gram rate also moved higher, reaching Rs370,658 after gaining Rs2,744, according to prices issued by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association. For comparison, the per-tola price had been unchanged on Saturday at Rs429,136. Silver also rose, adding Rs55 to reach Rs5,723 per tola, making precious-metal prices the focus of this update.
At a glance
- Gold reached Rs432,336 per tola after rising Rs3,200.
- International gold gained $32 to reach $4,098 per ounce.
- Silver increased Rs55 to Rs5,723 per tola.
Gold rate in Pakistan today
22K Rs 392,97510 grams Rs 367,547Spot $4,101.10
Live board rate. News reports often quote the APGJSA announced rate instead, which can differ.
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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