According to the current gold rates in Pakistan, 24-karat gold costs Rs. 447700.00 per tola, whereas 22-karat gold costs Rs. 410389.00 per tola as of Thursday, October 23, 2025. Information from the local gold market today and the Sarafa Jewellers Association is the basis for the current gold price increased of 7,500 in a day. Obtain real-time gold rate updates.
As of Thursday, Oct 23, 2025
Rs. 447700.00
24k 1 Tola Gold Rate
Rs. 383840.00
Gold Rate 24k 10 Gram
Rs.38384.00
24k 1 Gram Gold Rate
Today, Pakistan’s Major Cities’ Gold Prices
Cities | 24k Gold | 22k Gold |
| Gold Rate Karachi | Rs. 447700 | Rs. 410389 |
| Gold Rate Islamabad | Rs. 447700 | Rs. 410389 |
| Gold Rate Lahore | Rs. 447700 | Rs. 410389 |
| Gold Rate Multan | Rs. 447700 | Rs. 410389 |
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International Gold Rates
$ 4137.1
24 Karat Gold Rate
(per ounce)
$ 1330.1
24 Karat Gold Rate
(10 Gram)
$133.1
24 Karat Gold Rate
(1 Gram)
Understanding the Gold Rate in Pakistan:
In Pakistan, many people closely monitor the gold price because gold is more than just jewellery; it’s a symbol of wealth, tradition, and financial security. Whether you are planning a wedding, seeking a secure investment, or simply curious about the market, understanding how gold prices work can help you make more informed decisions.
Why Does the Gold Rate Fluctuate in Pakistan?
The gold rate in Pakistan changes daily and sometimes even multiple times a day. This is due to a few important reasons:
- International gold market trends
- The USD to PKR exchange rate
- Local demand for gold in cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad
- Taxes and duties set by the government
Since gold is priced globally in US dollars, any decline in the Pakistani rupee results in a rise in the gold price in Pakistan, even if the global price remains unchanged.
Latest Market Update
Today, the gold rate in Pakistan for 24-karat gold is approximately Rs. 452,500.00 per tola, and for 22-karat gold, it is around Rs. 414,899.00 per tola. These figures can vary slightly depending on your city and local jeweller, but they follow the base rates shared by the Sarafa Jewellers Association.