Gold Price in Pakistan Falls Rs15,800 in Two Days
The gold price in Pakistan fell for a third straight day on Friday, with 24-karat gold down Rs4,900 to Rs411,636 per tola.
The All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association shared the new rates after the market closed. Ten grams of 24-karat gold also fell, down Rs4,201 to Rs352,911.
Gold has now lost Rs15,800 per tola in two days. The slide follows a steep fall of Rs10,900 on Thursday, when the per-tola rate closed at Rs416,536. On Wednesday, the same tola cost Rs427,436.
Silver also lost ground. It fell by Rs111 to Rs5,467 per tola on Friday.
Gold price in Pakistan: three days of falls
The latest rates mark the third daily fall in a row for gold in Pakistan. The table below shows how the 24-karat per-tola rate moved this week.
| Day | Rate per tola | Daily change |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, 11 November | Rs427,436 | Down from Tuesday |
| Thursday, 12 November | Rs416,536 | Down Rs10,900 |
| Friday, 13 November | Rs411,636 | Down Rs4,900 |
The two-day fall of Rs15,800 works out to a drop of about 3.7 per cent from the Wednesday rate. Feature Pakistan reported Thursday’s sharp fall of Rs10,900 per tola, and the decline has now stretched into a third session.
The fall looks larger over the full week. On 9 November, gold stood at Rs432,336 per tola. That means the metal has shed Rs20,700 per tola in four days, a drop of nearly 4.8 per cent.
Why gold is falling
The local fall tracked the global market. International gold declined by $49 to $3,891 per ounce on Friday, according to the sarafa association.
Reuters reported that spot gold steadied on Friday after Thursday’s sharp drop took it to its weakest level in about 13 months. The global slide pulled local rates down with it, since Pakistan’s sarafa rates follow the international bullion market closely.
An earlier fall this week also cut the rate by Rs3,400 per tola, so the pressure on prices has built up over several sessions rather than arriving in a single day.
Currency moves also shape the local price. The Australian dollar slipped below Rs190 this week, a reminder that exchange-rate shifts feed straight into the rupee cost of imported gold.
What the fall means for buyers
For buyers, the two-day slide has made gold noticeably cheaper. At Friday’s rate, half a tola of 24-karat gold costs about Rs205,818. One tola costs Rs411,636, down from Rs427,436 on Wednesday. Two tolas cost about Rs823,272, around Rs31,600 less than two days ago.
These are the association’s rates for pure 24-karat metal. Jewellery buyers pay making charges on top, so the price of a finished piece will be higher than the quoted rate. Shops may also quote slightly different prices, since rates can vary between cities and individual jewellers.
Sellers face the other side of the same move. Anyone selling old gold now gets less per tola than they would have received on Wednesday, when the rate was Rs15,800 higher.
The rates apply to 24-karat gold, the purest form traded in the market. Lower-purity gold, such as 22-karat, trades at a lower rate per tola. Buyers should check the purity and the making charges before they agree a price, since both affect the final bill.
The State Bank has also tightened its oversight of large cash deals, raising the reporting threshold for cash transactions to Rs3 million. Gold purchases often involve large cash payments, so buyers and jewellers should keep the new reporting rule in mind.
For now, the market will watch whether the global price steadies or falls further. A fresh move in international gold would show up in local sarafa rates the same day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the gold price in Pakistan today?
On Friday, 13 November 2026, 24-karat gold cost Rs411,636 per tola and Rs352,911 per 10 grams, according to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association.
How much has gold fallen in two days?
Gold has fallen Rs15,800 per tola in two days: Rs10,900 on Thursday and Rs4,900 on Friday. The rate dropped from Rs427,436 on Wednesday to Rs411,636 on Friday.
What is the silver price in Pakistan today?
Silver fell by Rs111 to Rs5,467 per tola on Friday, 13 November 2026.
Why is the gold price falling?
The local fall tracked the international market, where gold declined by $49 to $3,891 per ounce. Spot gold had dropped to its weakest level in about 13 months on Thursday before steadying on Friday.
