The silver market in Pakistan maintained a firm and upward trajectory on May 01, 2026, with 1 tola priced at Rs. 7,500 in the local bullion market. The latest figures from Karachi suggest sustained momentum in Chandi prices, reflecting both rising demand and broader global commodity trends.
The detailed breakdown shows 10 grams of silver at Rs. 6,428, while 1 gram is priced at Rs. 642.80. The per kilogram valuation stands at Rs. 642,800, confirming a consistent pricing structure across all measurement categories. Market behaviour indicates that silver continues to follow a stable conversion pattern without any irregular divergence between retail and wholesale segments.
A notable 14.29% increase underscores strong bullish sentiment in the silver market. Analysts attribute this rise to expanding industrial demand, particularly from renewable energy and technology sectors, where silver usage has increased significantly in recent years. This structural demand continues to provide long-term support to global silver prices.
Despite the sharp percentage gain, market conditions are being described as stable, driven primarily by sustained consumption rather than speculative activity. In Pakistan, silver is increasingly gaining attention as an accessible investment asset, especially as gold prices remain at historically elevated levels.
Overall, the silver market appears firm and demand-driven, with short-term stability expected to continue unless disrupted by major international commodity or currency shifts.
Pakistan Silver (Chandi) Market Rates
| Unit Quantity | Current Rate (PKR) | Change (%) | Market Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Tola (11.66g) | Rs. 7,500 | +14.29% | High Demand |
| 10 Grams | Rs. 6,428 | +14.29% | Bullish |
| 1 Gram | Rs. 642.80 | +14.29% | Stable |
| 1 Kilogram (kg) | Rs. 642,800 | +14.29% | Investment Grade |
