ISLAMABAD (PEN) : Gold prices in Pakistan registered slight rebound in line with the upward trend in international markets on June 26, 2025 as Iran and Israel ceasefire has diverted the attention of investors from safe havens.
According to the Saraffa Association, the price of 24-karat gold per tola surged to 354,665 after gaining Rs300 while the rate for 10 grams hovered at Rs304,068.
Gold prices hold significant importance in Pakistan due to cultural, economic, and investment reasons. Gold is traditionally used in weddings, festivals, and as a form of savings, especially by women. Fluctuations in gold prices directly impact jewelry demand and the overall retail market.
Economically, many Pakistanis invest in gold as a hedge against inflation and currency depreciation. In times of financial uncertainty, gold acts as a safe haven. Moreover, changes in international gold rates affect local prices, influencing import costs and trade balance. Therefore, monitoring gold prices is crucial for investors, consumers, and policymakers in Pakistan.
Today Gold Rate in Pakistan
City | Gold Price | Silver Rate |
Karachi | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Lahore | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Islamabad | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Peshawar | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Quetta | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Sialkot | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Hyderabad | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Faisalabad | 354,665 | Rs3,878 |
Gold Price Movement This Week
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May 28: Rs349,300
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May 27: Rs347,900
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May 26: Rs351,500
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May 24: Rs354,100
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May 23: Rs351,000
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May 22: Rs347,500
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May 21: Rs349,400
Meanwhile, the silver rates have also recorded further losses as one tola priced at Rs3,764 after a decline of Rs26.
Market experts attribute the ongoing volatility to uncertain trends in global bullion trading and the fluctuating value of the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar.