Gold prices in Pakistan declined on Tuesday, November 10, as rates in the international bullion market also moved lower. The price of 24-karat gold fell by Rs1,500 per tola to Rs430,836, providing some relief to buyers after the precious metal recorded an increase in the previous trading session.
According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of 10 grams of gold also decreased by Rs1,286 to Rs369,372.
Latest Gold Rates in Pakistan
The latest reduction brought the domestic gold price below Monday’s closing level of Rs432,336 per tola.
The association announced the following rates on Tuesday:
- 24-karat gold per tola: Rs430,836, down Rs1,500.
- 24-karat gold per 10 grams: Rs369,372, down Rs1,286.
- 22-karat gold per 10 grams: Rs338,603.
- 24-karat silver per tola: Rs5,723, unchanged.
- Silver per 10 grams: Rs4,906, unchanged.
The decline followed a gain of Rs3,200 per tola recorded on Monday, when gold prices reached Rs432,336 in the local market.
International Gold Prices Also Decline
The reduction in Pakistan’s gold rates came alongside a decline in international bullion prices.
According to market figures reported by Business Recorder, the international gold rate dropped by $15 per ounce to $4,083.
The movement in global gold prices is an important factor influencing domestic bullion rates, alongside exchange rate movements and local market conditions.
Gold prices in Pakistan generally follow international market trends, with local rates determined by the relevant jewellers’ association.
Gold Rate in Pakistan Today, Monday 9 November 2026: Rs432,336 Per Tola
Silver Prices Remain Unchanged
Unlike gold, silver prices remained stable in the domestic market on Tuesday.
The price of 24-karat silver stood at Rs5,723 per tola, while 10 grams were priced at Rs4,906.
The unchanged silver rates indicated that the latest movement in the local precious metals market was concentrated in gold.
Gold Buyers Monitor Market Developments
Gold prices remain important for jewellery buyers, investors and traders across Pakistan, particularly amid fluctuations in international bullion markets.
Tuesday’s decline partially reversed the previous session’s increase, although prices remained above several levels recorded earlier in November.
Market participants will continue monitoring international gold prices, currency movements and domestic trading conditions for further changes in bullion rates.
Source: Business Recorder, November 10, 2026, citing figures released by the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association.
