Pakistan 24K Gold Tola Rate Hits PKR 362,000

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Gold prices in Pakistan remained unchanged on Friday, August 15, 2025, with the 24-karat gold rate holding at PKR 362,000 per tola, according to figures reported by major Sarafa markets across the country. The 10-gram equivalent is trading at PKR 310,360, while 1-gram is priced at approximately PKR 31,036.

The 22-karat gold rate was recorded at around PKR 331,800–331,900 per tola, while 21-karat gold stands near PKR 316,500. These figures align closely with updates from multiple market sources, including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, ensuring consistency in reporting.

Analysts state that the stability in gold rates corresponds with relatively steady international gold prices and a stable dollar-rupee exchange rate this week.

In Pakistan, gold continues to be purchased for investment and jewellery purposes, particularly during weddings and festive seasons. These patterns are observed alongside global trends that affect bullion prices.

Market observers note that short-term price fluctuations could occur if there are changes in global gold rates or currency exchange movements. This week’s reported trend shows little variation in domestic gold prices.

For traders, monitoring the international gold market, including the COMEX spot rate, and the US dollar’s performance against the Pakistani rupee, affects the cost of imported gold and influences local market rates.

Today’s Gold Price Snapshot (August 15, 2025):
24-Karat Gold – PKR 362,000 per tola
10 Gram (24K) – PKR 310,360
Per Gram (24K) – PKR 31,036
22-Karat Gold – PKR 331,800–331,900 per tola
21-Karat Gold – PKR 316,500 per tola

With the global gold market remaining relatively steady and minor changes in the domestic currency, Pakistan’s gold rates show limited movement this week. This provides a reference point for buyers and sellers across the country.

Market participants are observing external economic developments, such as US interest rates or global commodity price shifts, for potential impacts on future gold rates. Until further updates, today’s prices serve as a benchmark for transactions in the domestic market.