Gold extends gains in local and international markets while silver prices edge lower.
The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association has released the latest gold and silver prices for May 30, 2026, providing updated rates for investors, traders and consumers across the country.
Gold and Silver Prices in Pakistan – May 30, 2026
| Commodity | Price | Change |
| Gold (24-karat per tola) | Rs476,162 | + Rs1,300 |
| Gold (24-karat per 10 grams) | Rs408,232 | + Rs1,115 |
| Gold (22-karat per 10 grams) | Rs374,226 | + Rs1,022 |
| Gold (per ounce – international) | $4,538 | + $13 |
| Silver (24-karat per tola) | Rs8,013 | – Rs21 |
| Silver (24-karat per 10 grams) | Rs6,869 | – Rs18 |
| Silver (per ounce – international) | $75.29 | – $0.21 |
Gold prices continued their upward trajectory on May 30, reflecting gains in international bullion markets and improved investor sentiment following easing geopolitical concerns.
The increase of Rs1,300 per tola pushed domestic gold prices to Rs476,162, indicating that investors are still maintaining exposure to safe-haven assets despite improving risk appetite in broader financial markets. The rise in international gold prices by $13 per ounce to $4,538 also supported local bullion rates.
Market participants attributed the positive momentum to expectations that the ceasefire between the United States and Iran could be extended, reducing immediate concerns over regional conflict while maintaining investor interest in precious metals as a hedge against uncertainty.
In contrast, silver prices moved lower both locally and internationally. The decline of Rs21 per tola and $0.21 per ounce suggests weaker industrial demand expectations or profit-taking after recent gains. Silver often reacts not only to safe-haven demand but also to trends in manufacturing and industrial activity, making its price movements more volatile than gold.
Despite the latest increase, domestic gold prices remain significantly below the record high of Rs572,862 per tola reached earlier this year, indicating that the market is still adjusting to changing global economic conditions, monetary policy expectations and geopolitical developments.
Looking ahead, traders are expected to closely monitor international gold prices, movements in the Pakistani rupee, global inflation trends and developments in Middle East diplomacy, all of which could influence the direction of gold and silver prices in the coming weeks.
