Gold gains Rs4,600 per tola while silver rises Rs94 as international bullion markets extend rally
Gold and silver prices extended their gains in Pakistan on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, reflecting a strong performance in international bullion markets and sustained investor demand for precious metals.
According to the latest rates issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, gold prices recorded a sharp increase, while silver also posted notable gains in both local and global markets.
Gold and Silver Prices in Pakistan – June 2, 2026
| Commodity | Price | Change |
| Gold (24-Karat per Tola) | Rs476,362 | +Rs4,600 |
| Gold (24-Karat per 10 Grams) | Rs408,403 | +Rs3,944 |
| Gold (22-Karat per 10 Grams) | Rs374,383 | +Rs3,616 |
| Gold (Global per Ounce) | $4,540 | +$46 |
| Silver (24-Karat per Tola) | Rs8,153 | +Rs94 |
| Silver (24-Karat per 10 Grams) | Rs6,989 | +Rs80 |
| Silver (Global per Ounce) | $76.69 | +$0.94 |
Bullion dealers attributed the surge in domestic gold prices to stronger international market performance, where investors continued to increase exposure to safe-haven assets amid concerns over inflation and global economic growth.
International gold prices rose by $46 per ounce to $4,540, providing immediate support to local bullion rates, which remain closely linked to global market movements and fluctuations in the rupee-dollar exchange rate.
Market analysts noted that although easing geopolitical tensions in some regions have improved investor sentiment, persistent inflationary pressures and uncertainty surrounding the global economic outlook continue to support demand for precious metals.
Silver also benefited from the positive momentum, advancing in both domestic and international markets. Analysts said silver’s dual role as a precious metal and an industrial commodity continues to underpin demand.
