Karachi, October 1, 2025 – The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association on Wednesday announced the closing market rates of gold and silver, reflecting notable increases compared to the previous day.
The surge highlights the impact of global bullion trends and fluctuations in the interbank foreign exchange market.
According to the official update, the price of gold in Pakistan reached a new milestone as 24-karat per tola closed at Rs410,278 after a sharp rise of Rs3,500. Similarly, 24-karat gold per 10 grams stood at Rs351,747, marking an increase of Rs3,001. The 22-karat per 10 grams rate was reported at Rs322,446, while international gold prices climbed by $35 to settle at $3,890 per ounce.
Alongside the upward trend in gold, silver prices also registered gains. The domestic price of 24-karat silver per tola rose by Rs50 to Rs4,826, while 24-karat silver per 10 grams closed at Rs4,137, up by Rs43. On the global front, silver reached $47.27 per ounce, reflecting an increase of $0.50.
The association explained that the valuation of both gold and silver is tied closely to currency movements in the interbank market as well as shifts in international bullion demand. Jewelers noted that while higher rates may reduce consumer buying activity, they reinforce the role of precious metals as a secure investment.
| Commodity | Unit | Price (PKR / USD) | Change |
| Gold 24K | Per Tola | Rs410,278 | +3,500 |
| Gold 24K | 10 Grams | Rs351,747 | +3,001 |
| Gold 22K | 10 Grams | Rs322,446 | +2,751 |
| Gold Intl | Per Ounce | $3,890 | +35 |
| Silver 24K | Per Tola | Rs4,826 | +50 |
| Silver 24K | 10 Grams | Rs4,137 | +43 |
| Silver Intl | Per Ounce | $47.27 | +0.50 |