It is important to keep abreast with the current price of gold in Pakistan among jewelers, investors, and consumers intending to either buy or sell gold. The gold market in the country is directly associated with the international rates and the US Dollar exchange rate, which leads to daily fluctuations. It is either because of investing, jewelry purchase when one is getting married, or trading, and the price of gold affects the decision of thousands of people daily. On August 30, 2025, the Karachi, Lahore, and Multan bullion markets announced major changes in prices of per tola, per gram, and per ounce of gold, which mirror trends in the world market.
Gold Prices Across Pakistan
Recent statistics show that the price of 24K gold per tola in Pakistan is PKR 364,270, and 10 grams of gold is PKR 312,308. The global gold price stands at $3,446.80 per ounce, which is stable in comparison with the beginning of this month.
The following is the breakdown of the current gold prices in Pakistan:
Gold Type | Rate per Gram | Rate per 10 Grams | Rate per Tola | Rate per Ounce | Rate per Kilogram |
24K Gold | PKR 31,231 | PKR 312,308 | PKR 364,270 | PKR 399,655 | PKR 31,230,817 |
22K Gold | PKR 28,628 | PKR 286,284 | PKR 333,916 | PKR 366,353 | PKR 28,628,417 |
21K Gold | PKR 27,327 | PKR 273,271 | PKR 318,738 | PKR 349,700 | PKR 27,327,125 |
18K Gold | PKR 23,423 | PKR 234,233 | PKR 273,204 | PKR 299,741 | PKR 23,423,113 |
This pricing system demonstrates that 24K gold is the purest and the most expensive, and 18K gold provides a relatively cheap alternative to people in need of jewelry.
Economic Impact of Gold Price Fluctuations
Gold has been a crucial element of the Pakistan economy. To most families, particularly in the marriage season, gold price fluctuations might have a very great effect on the household budgets. Investors, however, perceive gold as a safe haven that does not lose its value in times of economic uncertainty.
The increase in international gold rates to $3,446.80 per ounce shows that the world is in high demand for gold, and the economy exerts pressure on the precious metal markets. In Pakistan, the exchange rate between the US Dollar and the gold rate is also connected. The weaker the Rupee, the higher the cost of gold, and this puts the current buyers under more pressure but will favour the investor holding the gold over the long term.
Recent months have seen changes in inflation and currency exchange rates, which have maintained the demand for gold stable, where most people have decided to save their wealth in the form of gold as opposed to the traditional method of saving.
Conclusion
Gold has been among the most demanded commodities in Pakistan, whether in terms of culture or as a financial resource. The current rates point to the ongoing tendency of price increase, and it touches jewellers, households, and investors. Buy gold every day as a precaution against inflation or invest it as an asset; either way, following the prices of gold daily will make it possible to make smarter financial choices in a volatile environment.