Gold rate in Pakistan today is usually quoted for 24K per tola as the benchmark, with 22K and 21K trading at proportionally lower levels across major cities. The content below rewrites your draft to better target “gold rate/price in Pakistan today” while keeping your shortcodes intact and aligned with how leading rate sites structure their pages.

Gold rate in Pakistan today is updated frequently, with 24K as the benchmark and 22K and 21K trading slightly lower across local bullion markets. Rates move throughout the day with the international gold price and the USD to PKR exchange rate, so this page shows live prices for all major cities of Pakistan.

Today Gold Price in Pakistan

Use the live gold price widgets below to check the latest 24K, 22K, and 21K gold rate per tola, per 10 grams, per gram, and per ounce in Pakistan.

Gold Rate History in Pakistan – 24K, 22K & 21K (Per Tola & Gram)

Gold rate history in Pakistan helps you see whether today’s price is high, low, or near recent averages. The table below shows the latest national average gold price for 24K, 22K, and 21K in per tola, 10‑gram, and 1‑gram units.

These values should remain connected to your live data feed, as APSGJA, Forex, and LivePriceOfGold do, using international spot rates and local association prices as references for their calculations.

City‑Wise Gold Rate in Pakistan Today (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad & More)

Gold price in Pakistan differs slightly by city because of local demand, transport costs, making charges, and competition among jewellers. The national rates above reflect major city averages, but actual shop quotes in your area may vary a little.

You can seed the base rate from the Karachi bullion market and then apply a small variance (for example +/‑ 50–200 PKR per tola) as more granular city‑level data becomes available.

City
Karachi
Lahore
Islamabad
Rawalpindi
Peshawar
Quetta
Faisalabad
Multan
Hyderabad
Sialkot

You can seed the base rate from Karachi bullion market and then apply a small variance (+/‑ 50–200 PKR) if you later get more granular feed.​

Gold Price in Pakistan per Gram, 10 Gram, Tola, Ounce & Kilogram

Many buyers want to know the exact gold price for small jewellery items or large investment bars, so it helps to show rates in multiple units. Use a single 24K reference rate and derive 22K, 21K and 18K prices formulaically for per gram, 10 gram, tola, ounce and kilogram, similar to how LivePriceOfGold and GOLD.pk structure their tables.

Numbers can be derived formulaically from a single 24K reference point, similar to how LivePriceOfGold and GOLD.pk structure their tables.​

Gold Price Trend in Pakistan (Last 10–30 Days)

Recent weeks have seen gold prices in Pakistan move in line with international markets, with local rates reflecting both global gold spot movements and USD/PKR fluctuations. When global prices rise or the rupee weakens, the per tola rate in Pakistan tends to increase, and any relief in international markets or currency strength helps rates cool down.​

What Decides the Gold Rate in Pakistan?

Gold prices in Pakistan are primarily derived from the international spot gold price quoted in US dollars, converted into Pakistani rupees using the prevailing USD/PKR exchange rate. Local bodies such as the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association (APSGJA) then publish daily rates reflecting import costs, taxes, demand and overall market sentiment.

Key drivers of gold price

• Import duties, sales taxes and regulatory decisions affecting bullion imports and jewellery manufacturing.
• Changes in international gold spot price on major exchanges such as London and New York.
• USD to PKR exchange rate and Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves situation.
• Domestic inflation, political uncertainty and demand for gold as a safe‑haven asset.

How to Use Today’s Gold Rate in Pakistan (Buyers & Investors Guide)

Most gold rate pages only list prices, but using today’s gold rate correctly can save you money and reduce risk.

If you are buying jewellery (especially for weddings)

• Check today’s 24K or 22K gold rate per tola, then ask your jeweller to show a clear calculation for your item’s weight, making charges and any wastage added to the bill.
• Prefer jewellers who issue a proper computerized invoice with purity, weight, labour charges and net price, as this makes resale easier in future.

If you are investing in gold (bars, biscuits, coins)

• Compare Sarafa Bazaar rates with branded dealers and check their buy‑back policies, including spread between buying and selling prices.
• For larger investments, focus on higher‑purity 24K bullion with low making charges instead of heavy, complex jewellery that is harder to sell at close to market rate.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Relying only on a jeweller’s verbal quote without checking today’s official market rate per tola or per gram.
• Ignoring purity stamps or hallmarking, which complicates verification of gold quality during resale and can reduce your return.

Gold Price Calculator – Convert Grams & Tolas to PKR

A simple gold price calculator makes it easy to estimate the value of your jewellery or investment pieces using today’s live rate.

How users can benefit:

• Step 1: Select purity level (24K, 22K, 21K, 18K) based on your jewellery or bullion.
• Step 2: Enter weight in grams or tola, depending on how your item is measured.
• Step 3: The calculator multiplies weight by today’s rate and shows an approximate value in PKR, usually excluding making charges and retailer margins.

This tool helps buyers quickly see whether a jeweller’s quote is in line with the current market, which builds trust and increases engagement on your page.

Zakat on Gold in Pakistan – Rate, Nisab & Calculation

In Pakistan, zakat on gold becomes obligatory when your holdings exceed the nisab threshold (about 87–88 grams of pure gold, equivalent to around 7.5 tolas) for one lunar year. The usual rate is 2.5% of the total value, calculated using the current market price of the gold you own on the zakat date.

Example calculations using today’s rate

• If someone has 90 grams of 24K gold, multiply 90 by today’s per gram price to get the total value, then calculate 2.5% of that amount as zakat.
• If the jewellery is 22K, use the current 22K per gram or per tola rate, find the total market value of the gold, and then apply the 2.5% zakat rate on that value.

Because many people search specifically for zakat on gold in Pakistan but rarely find clear explanations on live rate pages, this section can significantly strengthen your content and capture additional long‑tail traffic

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