Gold price drops by Rs3,400 per tola in Pakistan
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Gold in Pakistan fell on Wednesday, with the per-tola rate down Rs3,400 to Rs427,436, Business Recorder reported, citing figures from the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association. The 10-gram price also eased, losing Rs2,915 to stand at Rs366,457. These local declines came alongside a weaker international gold rate.
The overseas price slipped $34 to $4,049 per ounce. The latest local move followed Tuesday’s decline of Rs1,500, when a tola was valued at Rs430,836. Silver moved in the opposite direction on Wednesday, gaining Rs45 to reach Rs5,768 per tola. Together, the figures provide an update on precious-metal rates in Pakistan, with gold and silver showing different daily movements.
At a glance
- The local gold rate fell Rs3,400 to Rs427,436 per tola.
- International gold declined $34 to $4,049 per ounce.
- Silver gained Rs45 to Rs5,768 per tola.
Gold rate in Pakistan today
22K Rs 389,58310 grams Rs 364,375Spot $4,049.10
Live board rate. News reports often quote the APGJSA announced rate instead, which can differ.
Gold rate on earlier days
- 11/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Wednesday 11 November: Rs427,436 per tola
- 10/11/2026Gold rate in Pakistan today, Tuesday 10 November: Rs430,836 per tola
- 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
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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