Gold Price in Pakistan

Gold prices in Pakistan remained steady on Monday as the local bullion market maintained recent levels amid cautious global trading activity and stable domestic demand.

According to market data released on May 11, 2026, the price of 24-karat gold stood at Rs. 484,500 per tola, while the rate for 10 grams of 24K gold was recorded at Rs. 415,381.

The rate for 22K gold was reported at Rs. 444,240 per tola and Rs. 380,766 per 10 grams, reflecting continued demand in the jewellery sector, particularly for bridal ornaments and traditional gold sets.

Bullion dealers said gold prices remained largely unchanged after recent fluctuations in the international market.

Analysts noted that global gold prices near record levels continued to influence Pakistan’s local Sarafa markets, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta.

The updated gold rates showed that 21K gold was available at Rs. 424,047 per tola, while 20K gold traded at Rs. 403,854 per tola. Meanwhile, 18K gold was priced at Rs. 363,469 per tola.

Market observers stated that investors were still closely monitoring global inflation trends, currency market movements and international bullion demand, all of which continue to shape local gold pricing patterns.

Jewellers across major cities reported moderate customer activity, with most buyers focusing on 22K jewellery items while investors preferred certified 24K gold bars and coins for long-term value protection.

Experts advised consumers to verify gold purity certificates and compare making charges before finalising purchases, particularly as market volatility remains a key factor in bullion trading.