Gold rates in Pakistan declined by another Rs700 on November 14, bringing the total three-day decrease to Rs16,500 in the domestic bullion market.

Gold prices in Pakistan continued their downward trend on November 14, 2026, declining by Rs700 per tola and extending losses recorded over the past three days.

The price of 24-karat gold fell to Rs410,936 per tola, compared with the previous closing rate of Rs411,636. The latest decline brings the cumulative reduction to Rs16,500 per tola between November 12 and November 14, reflecting sustained downward movement in the domestic bullion market.

Similarly, the price of 24-karat gold per 10 grams decreased by Rs600 to Rs352,311, against the previous day’s closing price of Rs352,911.

Gold prices in the international market also recorded a decline. The rate fell by $7 per ounce to $3,884, compared with the previous closing price of $3,891.

The continued decrease in international gold prices has coincided with lower domestic rates, putting pressure on local bullion prices.

Gold prices in Pakistan generally follow movements in the international market, alongside changes in the exchange rate and domestic market conditions. As a result, fluctuations in global bullion rates can influence local prices for consumers, investors and jewellery traders.

The latest decline may provide some relief to buyers who have been facing elevated gold prices. However, market participants continue to monitor international rates for further direction.