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Gold Rate in Pakistan – 04 May 2026

Gold Rate in Pakistan
Gold Rate in Pakistan – 04 May 2026

Gold Rate in Pakistan Today

Rs. 481,800 per Tola (24K)

On Monday, May 04, 2026, gold prices in Pakistan are showing stability with a mild upward adjustment of Rs. 800 per tola in the local market.

24K Gold Rate

Per Tola
Rs. 481,800
Per 10 Gram
Rs. 413,066
Per Gram
Rs. 41,307

Gold Rate by Type

TypeTola10 GramPer Gram
24K481,800413,06641,307
22K441,764378,64437,864
21K421,684361,43336,143
20K401,603344,22234,422
18K361,443309,80030,980

International Gold Rate

Global gold prices are currently trading around $4,598 per ounce, showing a stable trend in international bullion markets. This movement is directly influencing Pakistan’s local gold pricing structure, keeping domestic rates aligned with global sentiment.

Gold Rate Trend for Last Ten Days

DateRatePKR Change% Change
May 04481,800+800+0.17%
May 03481,00000%
May 02481,000-2,000-0.41%
May 01483,000+1,000+0.21%
Apr 30483,500+7,000+1.47%
Apr 29476,500-4,000-0.83%
Apr 28480,500-11,000-2.24%
Apr 27491,500-2,600-0.52%
Apr 26494,100-900-0.18%
Apr 25495,000+300+0.06%

Gold Rate Trend Graph for Last Ten Days

Market Analysis

On May 04, 2026, the gold market in Pakistan is showing a controlled and stable upward movement as prices settle at Rs. 481,800 per tola for 24K gold. The marginal increase of Rs. 800 reflects a balanced market environment rather than volatility.

The local market is currently being influenced by steady international gold prices near $4,598 per ounce, which are providing a stable foundation for domestic pricing trends. This alignment with global bullion movement is keeping the Pakistani market in a consolidation phase.

At the same time, seasonal demand is continuing to support prices, particularly due to ongoing wedding-related purchases across major cities including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. This consistent physical demand is preventing any sharp downward correction in rates.

Overall, the gold market is remaining stable with a mild upward bias, as both global signals and local demand conditions are working in balance. Investors and buyers are closely observing international cues and currency movement for the next directional shift.

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