Gold and silver prices in Pakistan recorded notable gains during the week ended April 11, 2026, driven by an upward trend in international markets, according to data released by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
Gold prices surged by Rs6,600 per tola on a weekly basis, reflecting strong global demand and continued economic uncertainty that has supported safe-haven assets. Silver prices also followed the upward trend, increasing by Rs270 per tola during the same period.
Market participants said the rise in domestic bullion rates largely mirrored international price movements, where gold and silver posted steady gains amid investor caution over global economic and geopolitical developments.
Below is a comparison of weekly price movements:
| Precious Metal | April 11 | April 4 | Change |
| Gold 24-karat per tola | Rs496,962 | Rs490,362 | + Rs6,600 |
| Gold 24-karat per 10 grams | Rs426,064 | Rs420,406 | + Rs5,658 |
| Gold 22-karat per 10 grams | Rs390,572 | Rs385,386 | + Rs5,186 |
| Gold per ounce (global) | $4,746 | $4,680 | + $66 |
| Silver 24-karat per tola | Rs8,064 | Rs7,794 | + Rs270 |
| Silver 24-karat per 10 grams | Rs6,913 | Rs6,682 | + Rs231 |
| Silver per ounce (global) | $75.80 | $73.10 | + $2.70 |
Analysts said the persistent increase in precious metal prices reflects ongoing inflation concerns and currency fluctuations, which continue to drive investors towards bullion as a hedge.
They added that domestic prices remain sensitive to both international market trends and exchange rate movements, suggesting that volatility could persist in the near term.