Gold prices in Pakistan continued their steady climb on Tuesday, following a significant surge earlier in the week. The local bullion market saw 24-karat gold rise by Rs1,500, bringing the price per tola to Rs526,262.
The current rates, shared by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), reflect a market recovering its footing after extreme volatility in late January and early February.
| Metal | Weight | Current Rate (PKR) | Change (DoD) |
| Gold (24K) | Per Tola | Rs526,262 | + Rs1,500 |
| Gold (24K) | 10 Grams | Rs451,184 | + Rs1,286 |
| Silver (24K) | Per Tola | Rs8,615 | Unchanged |
| Silver (24K) | 10 Grams | Rs7,385 | Unchanged |
The domestic increase on Tuesday follows a massive Rs5,300 per tola spike on Monday, which was triggered by international gold prices rallying past $5,000 per ounce.
Spot gold traded near $5,028 per ounce on Tuesday as global investors awaited key U.S. economic data that could influence future Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.
Market analysts note that while bullion has recently stabilized, the broader trend for 2026 remains bullish.
Major financial institutions like J.P. Morgan have predicted that gold could average as high as $5,055 per ounce by the end of 2026, driven by continued central bank buying and global fiscal concerns.
