ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — November 9, 2026: Gold prices in Pakistan remained broadly stable on Monday, with the latest reported market rate for 24-karat gold standing at approximately Rs428,700 per tola. The price of 22-karat gold was reported at around Rs392,975 per tola, while buyers continued to monitor international bullion prices and currency movements for possible changes in the local market.
Gold Price in Pakistan Today
According to market-rate updates published on November 9, the price of 24-karat gold was reported at Rs428,700 per tola. The corresponding price for 10 grams of 24-karat gold stood at approximately Rs367,550.
The reported rate for 22-karat gold was around Rs392,975 per tola, making it an important reference for consumers interested in purchasing jewellery.
The following table provides an overview of the reported gold prices in Pakistan:
| Gold Purity | Price per Tola | Price per 10 Grams |
|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold | Rs428,700 | Rs367,550 |
| 22K Gold | Rs392,975 | Rs336,921 |
| 21K Gold | Rs375,113 | Rs321,606 |
| 20K Gold | Rs357,249 | Rs306,292 |
| 18K Gold | Rs321,525 | Rs275,662 |
Source: Market-rate updates attributed to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA). Figures may vary between market updates and local jewellers.
The figures provide a reference for buyers and investors tracking the domestic bullion market. Actual retail prices may differ depending on location, purity verification, and jewellery-making charges.
Gold Market Trends and Recent Price Movements
Pakistan’s gold market has experienced noticeable price fluctuations in recent trading sessions. Changes in international bullion prices, currency exchange rates and local market conditions remain important factors influencing domestic gold quotations.
Historical figures published by Hamariweb show that 24-karat gold was listed at Rs410,000 per tola on November 1. The rate subsequently increased to Rs413,800 on November 3, before reaching Rs435,500 on November 5. It was later reported at Rs426,000 on November 6 and Rs428,700 on November 9.
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These movements demonstrate how quickly gold prices can change in Pakistan. Buyers and investors therefore need to follow updated market quotations before making purchasing decisions.
Some other market reports published on November 9 quoted 24-karat gold at Rs429,136 per tola, indicating differences between published market updates. Buyers should confirm the prevailing rate with their local Sarafa market before completing a transaction.
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Factors Affecting Gold Prices in Pakistan
Gold prices in Pakistan are influenced by several domestic and international factors. The most important include:
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International gold prices: Changes in global bullion prices directly influence the value of gold in local markets.
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US dollar exchange rate: Movements in the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar can affect the cost of imported gold.
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Global economic conditions: Inflation, interest-rate expectations and economic uncertainty can influence demand for precious metals.
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Investor demand: Increased interest in gold as a store of value can affect international and domestic market prices.
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Local market conditions: Supply, demand and trading activity in Pakistan’s jewellery markets can influence retail quotations.
International gold prices are commonly quoted in US dollars per troy ounce. These prices, combined with currency exchange movements and local market adjustments, help determine domestic gold rates.
Gold Prices and Jewellery Buyers
Gold remains an important asset for households in Pakistan, particularly for weddings, family celebrations, jewellery purchases and long-term savings.
The difference between 24-karat and 22-karat gold is particularly relevant for consumers. While 24-karat gold represents a higher level of purity, 22-karat gold is commonly used in jewellery manufacturing because of its greater durability.
Customers should also understand that the published gold rate does not necessarily represent the final price of jewellery.
Jewellers may add making charges, wastage costs and other applicable expenses. These additional charges can vary according to the design, craftsmanship and individual shop policies.
Consumers are advised to check the gold’s purity, weight and applicable charges before purchasing jewellery.
International Gold Market and Its Impact
Developments in the international bullion market remain an important factor for Pakistan’s domestic gold industry.
Gold is traded globally, and changes in international prices can influence local quotations even when domestic demand remains relatively stable.
Currency movements also matter because Pakistan relies on international markets for bullion supplies. A weaker rupee can increase the local cost of gold, while a stronger rupee may reduce the impact of international price increases.
Investors generally monitor international gold prices, economic announcements and currency movements to understand the direction of the precious metals market.
However, short-term movements do not guarantee future price trends. Gold prices can rise or fall depending on changing economic and financial conditions.
What Buyers and Investors Should Watch Next
Market participants will continue monitoring international gold prices and the Pakistani rupee’s performance for possible changes in domestic bullion rates.
Jewellery buyers should compare quotations from different jewellers and confirm the latest market rate before making purchases.
Investors should also consider the difference between physical gold prices and the additional costs associated with buying and selling jewellery.
The next movement in Pakistan’s gold market will depend on international bullion trading, currency fluctuations and local market demand.
For now, the reported rate of approximately Rs428,700 per tola provides a reference point for consumers following the gold market on November 9, 2026.
