Domestic bullion rates reach Rs440,836 per tola as international gold prices increase by $9 per ounce.
Gold prices in Pakistan increased on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, with the price of 24-karat gold rising by Rs900 per tola in the domestic market, according to the provided market figures.
The price of 24-karat gold reached Rs440,836 per tola, compared with the previous closing rate of Rs439,036. The latest increase reversed part of the previous session’s decline, when domestic bullion prices fell by Rs1,900 per tola based on the reported closing rates.
Similarly, the price of 24-karat gold per 10 grams increased by Rs771 to Rs377,945, compared with Rs377,174 in the previous session.
The increase reflects the latest movement in domestic bullion rates, which are closely followed by jewellery buyers, investors and traders across Pakistan.
International Gold Prices Edge Higher
Gold prices also recorded an increase in the international market on Tuesday. The international rate rose by $9 per ounce to $4,183, compared with the previous closing price of $4,174.
The rise in global bullion prices coincided with the increase in domestic gold rates. However, the available market figures do not identify the specific factors behind the latest movement.
International gold prices and exchange-rate fluctuations are among the factors that influence bullion rates in Pakistan. Changes in global prices can affect local rates, although the final domestic price also depends on currency movements and local market conditions.
Buyers and Investors Monitor Gold Rates
Gold remains a popular investment option and a widely purchased commodity for jewellery in Pakistan. Daily changes in per-tola prices can influence purchasing decisions, particularly for consumers planning weddings or other major purchases.
Investors also monitor bullion rates as they assess gold’s role in preserving value and diversifying their holdings. Price movements can affect buying decisions, although individual outcomes depend on purchase prices and subsequent market changes.
Market participants will continue to watch international bullion prices and currency movements for indications of the direction of domestic gold rates in the coming sessions.
The latest figures show increases in both local and international gold prices, although further movements will depend on market conditions.