Karachi, September 26, 2025 – The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association has released the updated closing rates of precious metals for Friday, reflecting both domestic and international market trends. The fluctuations in gold and silver prices highlight the ongoing volatility driven by global economic conditions and local currency movements.
According to the association, gold witnessed a decline across multiple categories. The 24-karat gold rate per tola dropped by Rs1,000, settling at Rs395,800, while the 24-karat per 10 grams slipped by Rs585 to Rs339,334. The 22-karat variant also recorded a downward shift of Rs787, closing at Rs311,067 per 10 grams. On the international front, an ounce of gold was quoted at $3,740, marking a $10 decrease compared to the previous day.
Meanwhile, silver followed a mixed trajectory. Locally, the 24-karat per tola rate fell by Rs64 to Rs4,599, and the 22-karat per 10 grams was adjusted downward by Rs55 to Rs3,942. However, international markets showed a slight recovery, with silver per ounce climbing $0.64 to reach $45, hinting at modest investor demand.
The association clarified that the latest silver and gold rates were calculated based on interbank foreign exchange parity, reflecting Pakistan’s dependence on currency stability. Jewelers and investors alike continue to monitor these shifts closely as they shape buying and selling sentiment in the precious metals market.
Closing Rates – September 26, 2025
| Metal | Purity/Unit | Price (PKR/USD) | Change |
| Gold | 24K per tola | Rs395,800 | -1,000 |
| Gold | 24K per 10 grams | Rs339,334 | -585 |
| Gold | 22K per 10 grams | Rs311,067 | -787 |
| Gold | International per ounce | $3,740 | -10 |
| Silver | 24K per tola | Rs4,599 | -64 |
| Silver | 22K per 10 grams | Rs3,942 | -55 |
| Silver | International per ounce | $45 | +0.64 |