Gold rate in Pakistan today on November 12, 2026, is Rs416,536 per tola for 24 carat of the precious metal, while the price for 10 gram gold is Rs357,112 in the local bullion market.
On November 12, the price of per tola decreased by Rs10,900 and 10-gram gold saw a decline of Rs9,345.
12-Nov-26
Gold per tola - Rs416,536
Silver per tola - Rs5,578
Gold per 10 gram - Rs357,112
Silver per 10 gram - Rs4,782
These are live gold prices in Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Quetta, Multan, and others. However, a change of a few hundred rupees may be observed.
Internationally, the rate of the yellow metal decreased by $109 to $3,940 per ounce (with a premium of $20 in Pakistani market).
Silver 24kt rate in Pakistan is Rs5,578 per tola. The price of 10-gram silver is Rs4,782.
Gold, silver rates per tola in last 10 sessions:
The rates of gold in Pakistan closely follow trajectory of the US dollar and international rates of the commodity as the country remains a net importer of the precious metal.
When the rupee is under pressure, investors take refuge in this safe-haven metal. Other than that, the precious metal is also widely used in making of jewellery.
Gold and silver prices are fixed by the respective Sarafa associations in their city.
The precious yellow metal is a store of value across the world, and recognised by cultures as a symbol of wealth.
For thousands of years, gold and silver have been seen as valuable commodities, as the two metals have been widely used for coins for centuries.
What determines the rate of gold?
There happen to be a number of factors that affect the price of gold on a daily basis.
Its rates are moved by a combination of various elements such as demand and supply, value of rupee against the US dollar, international prices, interest rates, investor behaviour, etc.
Some also consider gold as an inflation hedge, and the precious metal also garners support in case of economic uncertainty in a country like Pakistan. It is a worldwide commodity just like oil.
In Pakistan, it’s not easy to forecast future gold rates as the bullion market remains volatile for multiple reasons.
Since last year, the prices of the yellow metal have seen fluctuation on rupee’s devaluation and economic and political uncertainty.
Demand for the precious metal increases when investors rush to buy it, which affects its price in the market.
Other than that, jewellery can also be considered one of the drivers of gold prices, but a weaker one, as most people buy jewellery to keep that for years.
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