Gold rate in Pakistan today, Monday 2 November 2026: Rs 406,900 per tola

The gold rate in Pakistan today, Monday 2 November 2026, is Rs 406,900 per tola for 24 karat gold, or Rs 348,851 per 10 grams. The rate was confirmed by the Rawalpindi–Islamabad sarafa (bullion) market at 6:06 AM PKT, and it is the benchmark PakGold publishes live for the whole country.

Yesterday's close was Rs 406,900 per tola, so the 24K rate is unchanged this morning.

Gold rate today by karat

The table converts the 24K benchmark into the other common purities. The 22K, 21K and 18K rates are worked out from the 24K rate by purity — 22/24, 21/24 and 18/24 of the 24K price — and one tola is 11.664 grams.

Silver rate today

Silver (chandi) in the same market is Rs 5,300 per tola and Rs 4,544 per 10 grams, confirmed at 6:06 AM PKT.

Gold rate today in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad

Gold in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad and Rawalpindi trades against the same national benchmark, so the city rates sit very close to the figure above. What differs from city to city, and from one jeweller to the next, is the making charge (banwai) and any tax added on top of the metal price, which is why a finished piece of jewellery costs more than the raw tola rate. Each city page carries the day's rate with local context.

Gold rate over the last seven days

From 26 October to 1 November 2026 the 24K rate closed between Rs 404,493 per tola on Saturday 31 October 2026 and Rs 418,703 per tola on Wednesday 28 October 2026. Today's rate sits inside that range.

What sets the gold rate in Pakistan

The Pakistani rate is set by the Rawalpindi–Islamabad sarafa market on local demand and supply, quoted against international spot gold and the open-market dollar — at the time of writing, international spot gold was near $3,910 per ounce and the open-market dollar was Rs 280.05. That is why the tola price can move on local buying and selling even when the international market is quiet, and why it can change more than once during the day.

Rates move through the trading day. Follow the live gold rate on PakGold for every update from the sarafa market, or see the gold rate on 1 November 2026 for the previous day's full record.

Rates are the Rawalpindi–Islamabad sarafa (bullion) benchmark captured live by PakGold. Jewellers add making charges (banwai) and, where applicable, tax on top of the metal rate.