Gold price rises Rs13,900 per tola to Rs426,036 in Pakistan

Gold prices in Pakistan rose sharply on Wednesday, 4 November 2026. The price of one tola climbed by Rs13,900 during the day and reached Rs426,036, in line with a gain in the international market.

The price of 10 grams of gold increased by Rs11,917 to Rs365,257, according to rates shared by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association. Express News reported that the rise came on the third trading day of the business week.

On Tuesday, the local price had stayed unchanged at Rs412,136 per tola, Business Recorder reported. The Wednesday increase therefore followed a day on which the local rate did not move.

In the international bullion market, gold rose by $139 to reach $4,035 per ounce. Express News described the move as a sudden rise. Daily Pakistan said a strong rally in international bullion pushed domestic rates up by nearly Rs14,000 per tola within a single trading session.

ProPakistani said the Rs426,036 figure is the price of 24-karat gold and called the gain the biggest single-day jump in weeks. Daily Times, citing data from the gems and jewellers association, said the local price was a record high in domestic sarafa markets.

Silver also became more expensive, according to Express News. The price per tola rose by Rs295 to Rs5,663, while the price per 10 grams went up by Rs253 to Rs4,855.

Daily Pakistan Urdu reported from Karachi that the price of gold per tola rose by more than Rs14,000 approximately across the country, a rounded figure that matches the Rs13,900 increase given by other outlets.