Gold Rate in Pakistan – 07 April 2026

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Gold Rate in Pakistan Today – 07 April 2026

Gold Rate in Pakistan Today

Rs. 499,500 per Tola (24K)

According to the latest verified data, the price of 24K gold in Pakistan on 07 April 2026 is Rs. 499,500 per tola, with 22K gold trading at Rs. 457,993 per tola in the local Sarafa Bazaar.

Latest Gold Rates

24K Tola
Rs. 499,500
24K 10 Gram
Rs. 428,241
24K 1 Gram
Rs. 42,824
22K Tola
Rs. 457,993
21K Tola
Rs. 437,175
20K Tola
Rs. 416,357
18K Tola
Rs. 374,722

Gold Rate in Major Cities

City24K per Tola22K per Tola
KarachiRs. 499,500Rs. 457,993
LahoreRs. 499,500Rs. 457,993
IslamabadRs. 499,500Rs. 457,993
PeshawarRs. 499,500Rs. 457,993
QuettaRs. 499,500Rs. 457,993

Gold Rate Archive (Last 10 Days)

Date24K per Tola
06 Apr 2026Rs. 499,500
05 Apr 2026Rs. 501,000
04 Apr 2026Rs. 501,000
03 Apr 2026Rs. 504,000
02 Apr 2026Rs. 501,500
01 Apr 2026Rs. 494,500
31 Mar 2026Rs. 493,500
30 Mar 2026Rs. 497,000
29 Mar 2026Rs. 497,000
28 Mar 2026Rs. 497,500

Gold Price Movement – Recent Trend

As of 07 April 2026, the gold price in Pakistan remains stable around Rs. 499,500 per tola for 24K gold. The 10‑day archive shows moderate fluctuations in the Sarafa market.
Gold Market News – April 07, 2026

Gold Prices Steady as Market Adjusts After Recent Surge

As of Tuesday, April 07, 2026, gold prices in Pakistan’s bullion markets have stabilized near record levels following recent volatility. 24K gold now stands at Rs. 499,500 per tola, with marginal movement from earlier sessions. Meanwhile, 22K gold trades at Rs. 457,993 per tola.

Gold Rates by Type

Gold Type Per Tola 10 Gram 1 Gram
24K Gold Rs. 499,500 Rs. 428,241 Rs. 42,824
22K Gold Rs. 457,993 Rs. 392,555 Rs. 39,255
21K Gold Rs. 437,175 Rs. 374,711 Rs. 37,471
20K Gold Rs. 416,357 Rs. 356,868 Rs. 35,687
18K Gold Rs. 374,722 Rs. 321,181 Rs. 32,118

These rates reflect live Sarafa Bazaar data from across major cities and are widely referenced by local retailers and bullion dealers.

Market Outlook

Analysts attribute today’s relative stability in the local gold market to a slight cooling in international spot prices. Despite earlier upward momentum driven by global demand and currency fluctuations, most Sarafa markets are now showing steadier trading patterns.

However, experts caution that gold remains sensitive to macroeconomic shifts, including currency trends and geopolitical developments.

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