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Silver Prices Today in Pakistan – Latest Market Rates

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
October 2, 2026
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Latest Silver Rates in Pakistan Today

Rs. 6,822 per Tola
+120 (+1.79%)

The silver rate in Pakistan today, Friday, 02 October 2026, stands at Rs. 6,822 per tola, increasing by Rs. 120 from yesterday’s price. Meanwhile, the price is Rs. 5,847 for 10 grams and Rs. 584.70 for one gram. A kilogram of pure silver is priced at around Rs. 584,700.

Silver Rate Calculator

Estimated Total Price
Rs. 6,822

Silver Prices by Weight

Unit
Market Price
1 Tola
Rs. 6,822
10 Grams
Rs. 5,847
1 Gram
Rs. 584.70
1 Kilogram
Rs. 584,700
52.5 Tolas (Nisab)
Rs. 358,155

Silver Rates in Major Cities

Silver prices are generally aligned across major Pakistani cities. However, local Sarafa markets and dealers may quote slightly different rates based on local trade conditions.

City
Per Tola
10 Grams
Per Gram
Karachi
Rs. 6,822
Rs. 5,847
Rs. 584.70
Hyderabad
Rs. 6,822
Rs. 5,847
Rs. 584.70
Lahore
Rs. 6,822
Rs. 5,847
Rs. 584.70
Multan
Rs. 6,822
Rs. 5,847
Rs. 584.70
Islamabad
Rs. 6,822
Rs. 5,847
Rs. 584.70

Why Do Silver Prices Change?

Silver prices in Pakistan respond mainly to international silver prices and changes in the USD/PKR exchange rate. Local Sarafa associations adjust their daily price sheets according to market shifts.

In addition, silver serves as a viable hedging asset and affordable alternative to gold for long-term saving. Demand for trusted bullion bars (such as KBE, PSL, and BMW) and industrial uses in electronics and green tech also affect daily valuation.

Silver Price Trend & History

Silver Rate Trend (Last 10 Days)
Silver Rate in Pakistan for Last 10 Days
Date
Per Tola
PKR Change
% Change
Oct 02, 2026
Rs. 6,822
+120
+1.79%
Oct 01, 2026
Rs. 6,702
0
0.00%
Sep 30, 2026
Rs. 6,702
0
0.00%
Sep 29, 2026
Rs. 6,702
-50
-0.74%
Sep 28, 2026
Rs. 6,752
0
0.00%
Sep 27, 2026
Rs. 6,752
-200
-2.88%
Sep 26, 2026
Rs. 6,952
+100
+1.46%
Sep 25, 2026
Rs. 6,852
-50
-0.72%
Sep 24, 2026
Rs. 6,902
-50
-0.72%
Sep 23, 2026
Rs. 6,952
+50
+0.72%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current silver rate in Pakistan?
The silver price in Pakistan is Rs. 6,822 per tola on 02 October 2026.
What is the price of 1 gram of Chandi in Pakistan?
One gram of Chandi is priced at Rs. 584.70 according to the local market rate.
What is the 52.5-tola Chandi price for Zakat Nisab?
The value of 52.5 tolas of pure silver for Zakat Nisab is Rs. 358,155 (52.5 × 6,822).
What is the price of 1 kg of silver in Pakistan?
One kilogram of pure silver is priced around Rs. 584,700.

Disclaimer: The rates displayed on this page are provided for general informational purposes and may vary by city, dealer and market conditions. Please verify the latest price with a trusted local jeweller or Sarafa market before making a transaction.

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