Domestic gold valuations in Pakistan have surged significantly, with 24-karat gold reaching Rs 422,000 per tola on October 30, 2026, as local bullion markets aggressively recalibrate pricing in response to volatile international commodities trends.
According to aggregated market data, the upward trajectory across domestic “Sarafa Markets” reflects sustained global pressure on precious metals, pushing local purchasing costs to extreme highs for retail consumers and investors alike.
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The granular pricing structure further emphasizes this domestic spike. The rate for 10 grams of 24-karat gold is currently documented at Rs 361,803.20, while a single gram of the precious metal commands Rs 36,180.30.
“Gold prices in Pakistan fluctuate frequently in response to international market trends.”
This intense domestic pricing environment is directly tethered to the international bullion market, where gold is currently trading at $3,998.20 per ounce, hovering just below the psychological $4,000 threshold.
| Asset Class | Market | Current Rate |
| Gold (24K) | Domestic (Per Tola) | Rs 422,000 |
| Gold (24K) | Domestic (10 Grams) | Rs 361,803.20 |
| Gold (24K) | Domestic (1 Gram) | Rs 36,180.30 |
| Gold | International (Per Ounce) | $3,998.20 |
| Silver | International (Per Ounce) | $51.43 |
Concurrently, international silver valuations have also demonstrated strong momentum, with the metal trading globally at $51.43 per ounce.
The continuous recalibration of these rates underscores the heavy exposure of Pakistan’s domestic economy to external macroeconomic shifts. Market makers maintain that local retail pricing remains entirely dictated by the central “Sarafa Markets” operating across various major cities in the country.
“The rates listed are provided by local gold markets and Sarafa Markets in various cities.”