Karachi, December 31, 2025 — The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association (APSGJA) on Wednesday released the daily gold and silver prices to guide the general public, investors, and bullion traders across the country.
According to the association, gold prices continued their downward trend, closing lower for the day amid weakness in the international bullion market. The decline in global prices, coupled with currency movements, exerted pressure on domestic rates as Pakistan concluded the year 2025.
The price of 24-karat gold per tola fell by Rs2,500 to settle at Rs456,962, while 24-karat gold per 10 grams dropped by Rs2,143 to close at Rs391,771. Similarly, 22-karat gold per 10 grams recorded a decrease of Rs1,964, reflecting reduced demand at prevailing price levels.
In the international market, gold prices slipped by $25 per ounce, closing at $4,346, which directly influenced local bullion rates. Market participants noted that global economic uncertainty, interest rate expectations, and investor profit-taking kept gold prices volatile toward the year-end.
Silver prices in Pakistan also moved lower. The rate of 24-karat silver per tola declined by Rs212 to Rs7,718, while silver per 10 grams decreased by Rs182, settling at Rs6,616. Internationally, silver prices fell by $2.12 per ounce to $72.43.
The association clarified that daily bullion prices are calculated on the basis of prevailing interbank foreign exchange rates issued by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), along with trends in global commodity markets.
Below are the latest gold and silver prices in Pakistan as of December 31, 2025:
| Commodity | Unit | Price | Change |
| Gold (24K) | Per tola | Rs456,962 | -Rs2,500 |
| Gold (24K) | Per 10 grams | Rs391,771 | -Rs2,143 |
| Gold (22K) | Per 10 grams | Rs359,136 | -Rs1,964 |
| Gold (International) | Per ounce | $4,346 | -$25 |
| Silver (24K) | Per tola | Rs7,718 | -Rs212 |
| Silver (24K) | Per 10 grams | Rs6,616 | -Rs182 |
| Silver (International) | Per ounce | $72.43 | -$2.12 |
Bullion traders expect prices to remain sensitive to global market cues as trading resumes in early 2026.