Domestic bullion rates decline as international gold prices drop by $49 per ounce to $3,891.

Gold prices in Pakistan witnessed another decline on November 13, 2026, falling by Rs4,900 per tola amid a sharp drop in international bullion rates.

According to the latest market rates, the price of 24-karat gold decreased to Rs411,636 per tola, compared with the previous closing price of Rs416,536. The decline reflects continued downward movement in the domestic bullion market.

Similarly, the price of 24-karat gold per 10 grams fell by Rs4,201 to Rs352,911, against the previous day’s rate of Rs357,112.

In the international market, gold prices also recorded a significant decline, falling by $49 per ounce to settle at $3,891 compared with the previous closing price of $3,940.

The latest reduction in international prices contributed to the decline in local bullion rates, as domestic gold prices generally follow movements in the global market. Changes in the rupee-dollar exchange rate and local market conditions also influence gold prices in Pakistan.

The consecutive declines have brought the domestic price of gold further below its recent levels, creating changing conditions for jewellery buyers, traders and investors. Lower prices may offer some relief to consumers planning purchases, although continued fluctuations make it difficult to determine whether the market has reached a stable level.

Market participants will continue to monitor international bullion prices and currency movements for indications of the direction of domestic gold rates in the coming sessions.

Gold remains an important investment and savings option in Pakistan, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty. Consequently, changes in international prices often have a direct impact on local buying and selling activity.