The gold price in Pakistan market remains under close watch as local and global factors drive its movement. On 13 October 2025, the 24K gold per tola is quoted at Rs 423,200, while 10 grams of 24K gold is priced at Rs 362,800. In local markets, the rate for 24K gold per gram stands at Rs 36,280.
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Gold Price in Pakistan Market
| Purity / Unit | Rate (PKR) |
| 24K gold per tola | 423,200 |
| 24K gold per 10 grams | 362,800 |
| 24K gold per gram | 36,280 |
In addition, different karat gold rates are also published:
| Karat Purity | Rate per gram (PKR) |
| 24K | 36,280 |
| 22K | 33,256 |
| 21K | 31,745 |
| 18K | 27,210 |
What’s Driving these Gold Rates in Pakistan?
Gold prices in Pakistan closely follow the global bullion market fluctuations and the strength of the Pakistani rupee. Recently, gold reached new highs globally, with spot gold touching $4,078.05 per ounce on 13 October 2025, boosted by renewed U.S.–China trade tensions and expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts.
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These international pressures push local gold dealers to adjust their rates upward.On the domestic side, the foreign exchange market plays a major role: any depreciation of the rupee against the dollar increases import cost of gold and passes on to local rates. Also, local demand from jewellery buyers, festivals, and investor sentiment add volatility to the market.Earlier this week, gold in Pakistan had seen some pullback. On 10 October, for example, 24K tola price slipped to Rs 420,600 and 10 grams of 24K gold dropped to Rs 360,597. But by 13 October, a rebound is seen as global momentum picked up again.
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Advice for Buyers and Sellers
- If you plan to buy gold, monitoring both global gold spot prices and the PKR/USD exchange rate is vital.
- For sellers or investors, timing matters — when international prices surge, gains may be better.
- Keep in mind that local jewellers may charge additional premium (making charges), which may raise your purchase cost beyond the quoted rates.
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