Gold prices in Pakistan declined further on Saturday, November 14, 2026, with the rate of 24-karat gold falling by Rs700 per tola to Rs410,936. The price also decreased in the 10-gram category, reflecting another downward movement in the domestic bullion market.
Latest Gold Rates in Pakistan
According to rates shared by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of 24-karat gold decreased by Rs700 per tola on Saturday.
The latest reported prices are:
- 24-karat gold (per tola): Rs410,936
- 24-karat gold (10 grams): Rs352,311
- 22-karat gold (10 grams): Rs323,513
The 10-gram rate for 24-karat gold declined by Rs600 compared with the previous trading session.
The latest reported 22-karat gold price of Rs323,513 per 10 grams is based on the association’s figures for Friday, November 13, as a separate updated rate for Saturday was not available in the report.
Gold Prices Continue Their Downward Trend
The latest decline follows several sessions of falling gold prices in Pakistan.
On Friday, November 13, the price of 24-karat gold had dropped by Rs4,900 per tola to Rs411,636. A day earlier, on Thursday, November 12, gold was priced at Rs416,536 per tola following a much sharper decline of Rs10,900.
The consecutive reductions indicate continued weakness in the domestic gold market during the week.
For comparison, the 24-karat gold rate stood at Rs427,436 per tola on November 11, while it was recorded at Rs430,836 on November 10.
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International Gold Market and Local Prices
Gold prices in Pakistan are influenced by movements in the international bullion market, currency exchange rates and domestic market conditions.
International gold prices also remained under pressure during the period. According to a Business Recorder report published on November 13, international gold declined by $49 per ounce to $3,891.
Changes in international prices can affect domestic bullion rates, although local market adjustments may also reflect exchange rate movements and other pricing factors.
What Buyers Should Know
Gold prices can change depending on market conditions, purity and the rates followed by individual jewellers.
Buyers should confirm the latest rate before purchasing jewellery or investment gold. They should also check the gold’s purity, weight and applicable making charges, as these additional costs can increase the final purchase price.
The Saturday rate of Rs410,936 per tola applies to 24-karat gold and should not be confused with the prices of 22-karat or 21-karat jewellery.
Source: Investify, with gold market figures attributed to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association.
