Current Silver Rate in Pakistan Today 06 June, 2026
Domestic silver (Chandi) prices in Pakistan settled into a quiet consolidation mode today, Saturday, June 06, 2026, holding firm at Rs. 7,728 per tola. Local sarafa markets across major hubs including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad mirrored yesterday’s baseline. Bullion dealers noted that a steady domestic currency trading window helped absorb a late-week global spot market rout, shielding domestic retail buyers from sharper downward swings.
Today’s Silver Rates
Silver Rates in Major Cities of Pakistan
| City | Per Tola |
|---|---|
| Karachi (Saddar Bazaars) | Rs. 7,728 |
| Lahore (Ravi / Rang Mahal) | Rs. 7,728 |
| Islamabad / Rawalpindi Markets | Rs. 7,728 |
| Multan (Hussain Agahi) | Rs. 7,728 |
| Peshawar (Sarafa Bazaar) | Rs. 7,728 |
Silver Rate Trend (Last 10 Days)
| Date | Per Tola | Change | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 06 | 7,728 | 0 | Stable |
| Jun 05 | 7,728 | +44 | Up |
| Jun 04 | 7,684 | -247 | Down |
| Jun 03 | 7,931 | -91 | Down |
| Jun 02 | 7,840 | -48 | Down |
| Jun 01 | 7,888 | -20 | Down |
| May 31 | 7,908 | -44 | Down |
| May 30 | 7,952 | +41 | Up |
| May 29 | 7,911 | -140 | Down |
| May 28 | 8,051 | 0 | Stable |
Silver Nisab for Zakat
Based on today’s domestic silver price of Rs. 7,728 per tola, the legal Zakat Nisab threshold (stipulated at 52.5 tolas of silver) is calculated at approximately Rs. 405,720. Wealth or liquidity remaining above this specific baseline for a full lunar year obligates the holder to Zakat contributions under traditional Islamic financial jurisprudence.
Market Analysis & Global Outlook
The domestic silver desk wrapped up its weekly trade cycle in a structural pause. While international spot silver dropped significantly towards the tail-end of global trading to hit around $67.30 per ounce, local traders managed to avoid sharp local drawdowns, thanks to tightly range-bound movements in the interbank US Dollar to Pakistani Rupee parity.
Commodity analysts highlight that silver remains under underlying pressure internationally as industrial indices adjust globally. Nationally, manufacturing demand from the local electronics sector, silver ornaments, and silverware fabricators remains heavily seasonal. Traders currently view this as a neutral accumulation phase, advising local buyers to balance short-term local price action against broader global macroeconomic data releases.
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