Gold Rate in Pakistan Today: Rs 420,536 per Tola, Latest APSGJA Rate

Gold rate in Pakistan today: the latest announced rate from the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association is Rs 420,536 per tola for 24 karat gold. That is the rate announced on Friday 30 October 2026, after a fall of Rs 5,100 per tola in a single day. This page is Narr's single gold rate page and will be updated at each new association announcement, not replaced by a new page every day. A jeweller's final quote can differ from the announced rate because of making charges, taxes and dealer margin.

Latest announced gold rates, 30 October 2026

24 karat gold: Rs 420,536 per tola, down Rs 5,100 from Rs 425,636. 24 karat gold per 10 grams: Rs 360,541, down Rs 4,373 from Rs 364,914. 22 karat gold per 10 grams: Rs 330,507, down Rs 4,009. Silver: Rs 5,530 per tola, down Rs 238. Per gram, 24 karat gold works out to Rs 36,054 by arithmetic from the per tola figure, since one tola is 11.664 grams. In the international market, gold fell by 51 dollars to 3,980 dollars per ounce, and local prices are adjusted with a premium of 20 dollars per ounce over international rates.

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Saturday morning note, 31 October 2026

On Saturday morning 31 October 2026, no fresh association announcement had been reported by national outlets, and Saturday morning press coverage opens at the same Rs 420,536 figure. That is why this page still carries the Friday announced rate: it is the latest announced rate, not a Saturday announcement. Rate tracker websites showing lower figures on Saturday morning are converting the live international spot price into rupees, not reporting an association announcement, so they are not the same figure and they move through the day. When the next association announcement lands, this page will be updated with it.

How gold moved this week

The fall on Friday reversed a short rise. On Wednesday 28 October 2026, gold rose by Rs 3,500 per tola to Rs 425,636, with 10 grams of 24 karat gold at Rs 364,914. On Thursday 29 October, the rate stayed unchanged at Rs 425,636, with 10 grams unchanged at Rs 364,914, even as international spot gold slipped. On Friday the international fall caught up with the local market and the rate dropped Rs 5,100 to Rs 420,536. The settled close before this week was Rs 422,136 per tola on 27 October 2026, so Friday's rate sits Rs 1,600 below that level.

Why different websites show different gold rates

Three different numbers circulate, and they are not the same thing. First, the association announcement: the official sarafa rate for the day, reported by national outlets. Second, the spot conversion: a website multiplying the live international gold price by the rupee rate, which moves every minute and sits below the announced rate when the market is falling. Third, the jeweller's quote: the announced rate plus making charges, taxes and margin for the actual piece you buy. If a website shows a rate with no date, no association reference and a value that moves every minute, it is a spot conversion, not the announced rate. For buying or selling, confirm the day's announced rate with your jeweller and ask what making charges are added on top.

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Sources: The News, 30 October 2026, gold prices down Rs 5,100 per tola (APSGJA rate Rs 420,536 per tola, 10 grams Rs 360,541, silver Rs 5,530 per tola, international 3,980 dollars per ounce, premium 20 dollars); Abb Takk News, 30 October 2026, gold cheaper by Rs 5,100 per tola (same APSGJA figures, 22 karat 10 grams Rs 330,507); The News, 29 October 2026, gold rates unchanged at Rs 425,636 per tola; 99news, 28 October 2026, gold prices rise by Rs 3,500 per tola to Rs 425,636.