The gold market in Pakistan continues to register steady volatilities due to the impact of global economic conditions, currency fluctuations, and the sentiments of investors on the prices. The price of Gold in Pakistan as of 06 September 2025. As the value of the rupee against the US dollar continues to oscillate and international demand for gold keeps varying, investors and jewelers are keeping a close eye on the rates to determine how to buy and sell their jewels. In Pakistan, gold remains one of the surest insurance against inflation and uncertainty in the investment environment.
Current Gold Rates in Pakistan – September 6, 2025
As per the recent rates in the large bullion markets of Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and others, the gold rates per gram are as follows:
| Gold Type | Rate per Gram (PKR) |
| 24K Gold | ₨32,127.20 |
| 22K Gold | ₨29,450.00 |
| 18K Gold | ₨24,095.50 |
The pure gold traded in 24K has again hit the 32,000 rupees per gram mark. This indicates that there remains high customer demand at high prices. Meanwhile, the 22K gold used in jewellery making is yet to reach the 30,000 rupees mark and is therefore a cheaper substitute for the customers. 18K is again a safer option for those looking forward to buying gold jewellery.
Market Drivers and Investor Outlook
These rates are being affected by several factors. Gold is internationally susceptible to policies of the US Federal Reserve, signs of inflation, and related geopolitical tension. In Pakistan, the performance of the Pakistani rupee against the dollar contributes significantly to changes in the daily fluctuation of the bullion rates. Gold is also a good safe-haven investment, as the rupee keeps coming under pressure.
In Pakistan, jewellery demand is also a major contributor to the stability of the gold prices. Prices are resistant to the wedding season, which is traditionally known to increase demand in 22K and 18K jewellery.
According to experts, the local gold prices can go even higher in case the dollar further appreciates versus the rupee. On the other hand, a more fixed exchange rate might help a little in alleviating bullion costs. A sharp fall in domestic prices is unlikely in the near future, however, with the international gold holdings clinging to their high points.
Generally speaking, consumers are terrified, though not insensitive, and they are indulging the price-quality relationship and must possess some gold as a commodity. Investment or jewellery, gold is on the rise and is doing well in Pakistani financial and cultural markets.