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Gold Rate in Sahiwal Today – Live Price per Tola

Rates updated:

Rawalpindi–Islamabad Sarafa Market Benchmark · sarafa confirmed 16 Oct 2026, 12:14 AM PKT

KaratPer tolaPer 10gPer gramPer ounce
24K 429,102 367,886 36,789 1,144,254
22K 393,344 337,229 33,723 1,048,900
21K 375,464 321,900 32,190 1,001,221
18K 321,826 275,914 27,591 858,189

Silver: 6,230/tola · Dollar: 280 PKR · 1 tola = 11.664 g, 1 ounce = 31.1035 g

ساہیوال زرعی علاقہ ہے جہاں فصل کی آمدن کے بعد سونے کی خریداری بڑھتی ہے۔

Sahiwal's gold buying follows the crop calendar — wheat in spring, cotton and maize in autumn — and the district's dealers know their busiest weeks a season in advance. Prices come off the live national benchmark above; the shop-to-shop difference is the spread and the labour on wedding sets, not a Sahiwal-specific rate.

Sahiwal sits in a rich cotton, wheat and dairy belt, and its sarafa bazaar sees demand rise sharply once crop payments come through and again through the winter wedding months. Buyers from Chichawatni, Arifwala and the surrounding chaks treat gold as a way to hold farm income between seasons rather than as a purely ornamental purchase.

If you are buying to hold value, plain 24K rawa or TT-bar returns more on resale than a worked set, because you are not paying for labour you cannot recover. Ask for the shop's own buy-back rate before you commit, and keep the receipt with weight and karat written separately.

Frequently asked questions

What is the gold rate in Sahiwal today?

As of 16 Oct 2026, the benchmark 24K gold rate referenced for Sahiwal is Rs 429,102 per tola (Rawalpindi–Islamabad Sarafa benchmark). Local shops may quote small premiums for making or purity checks.

When is gold demand highest in Sahiwal?

Multan sees stronger gold buying after harvest income and during the winter wedding season; daily metal rates still follow the national benchmark (Rs 429,102/tola 24K as of 16 Oct 2026).

Is TT-bar or jewellery better for savings in Sahiwal?

For savings, 24K TT-bar and rawa hold value closest to the benchmark (Rs 429,102/tola as of 16 Oct 2026) because you pay almost nothing for labour. Jewellery carries making charges that are rarely recovered on resale, so buy ornaments to wear and bullion to save.