Gold falls Rs. 10,900 per tola in Pakistan to Rs. 416,536
Gold prices fell for a second day on Thursday, with 24-karat gold losing Rs. 10,900 per tola. International gold dropped $109 per ounce, while silver also became cheaper in Pakistan.
Gold prices in Pakistan fell sharply on Thursday, as 24-karat gold lost Rs. 10,900 per tola to settle at Rs. 416,536. The decline extended Wednesday’s losses, with international bullion prices also moving lower.
The All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA) put the price of 10 grams of gold at Rs. 357,112, a reduction of Rs. 9,345. On Wednesday, the per-tola rate had fallen by Rs. 3,400 to Rs. 427,436.
The local decline came as gold in the international market dropped by $109 per ounce to $3,940, contributing to the fall in Pakistani rates. Silver also moved lower in Pakistan, losing Rs. 190 per tola to reach Rs. 5,578.
Gold prices in Pakistan had also recorded a steep fall on 2 September 2026, when APGJSA announced a Rs. 11,300 reduction in the 24-karat per-tola rate to Rs. 454,036. The 10-gram price fell by Rs. 9,688 to Rs. 389,262, following Tuesday’s Rs. 800 per-tola decline to Rs. 465,336. International gold lost $113 to about $4,315 per ounce, with a stronger US dollar and shifting expectations for US interest rates putting pressure on prices. Silver fell by Rs. 270 to Rs. 6,859 per tola.
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