Karachi, January 8, 2026 — The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association (APSGJA) on Thursday released the latest gold and silver prices to guide the general public, investors, and bullion traders across the country. Both precious metals witnessed a downward trend in the local market, in line with easing international rates.
According to the association, gold prices in Pakistan declined for the day, reflecting subdued movement in global bullion markets and minor fluctuations in foreign exchange rates. Silver prices also recorded a noticeable drop, following a decline in international silver values.
Market experts said that precious metal prices remain sensitive to global economic developments, including geopolitical tensions, interest rate expectations, and movements in the US dollar. As Pakistan relies heavily on imports to meet local demand for gold and silver, international prices and interbank exchange rates play a crucial role in determining domestic rates.
The APSGJA clarified that daily gold and silver prices are calculated on the basis of prevailing interbank foreign exchange rates issued by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), along with trends in the international bullion market.
Below are the updated gold and silver prices in Pakistan as of January 8, 2026:
| Commodity | Unit | Price | Change |
| Gold (24-karat) | Per tola | Rs466,462 | ▼ Rs600 |
| Gold (24-karat) | Per 10 grams | Rs399,658 | ▼ Rs515 |
| Gold (22-karat) | Per 10 grams | Rs366,366 | ▼ Rs472 |
| Gold (International) | Per ounce | $4,438 | ▼ $6 |
| Silver (24-karat) | Per tola | Rs8,125 | ▼ Rs236 |
| Silver (24-karat) | Per 10 grams | Rs6,965 | ▼ Rs203 |
| Silver (International) | Per ounce | $76.50 | ▼ $2.36 |
Traders expect prices to remain volatile in the coming days amid global uncertainty and changing investor sentiment.