Gold Rate in Pakistan – 11 April 2026

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Gold Rate in Pakistan Today – 11 April 2026

Gold Rate in Pakistan Today

Rs. 511,000 per Tola (24K)

According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APG&JSA), the gold price stands at Rs. 511,000 per tola for 24K gold on 11 April 2026, showing stability in the local bullion market after recent fluctuations.

Gold Rate by Type

Gold TypeTola10 GramPer Gram
24KRs. 511,000Rs. 438,100Rs. 43,810
22KRs. 468,537Rs. 401,592Rs. 40,159
21KRs. 447,240Rs. 383,338Rs. 38,333
20KRs. 425,943Rs. 365,084Rs. 36,508
18KRs. 383,348Rs. 328,575Rs. 32,857

Gold prices across different purity levels remain aligned, reflecting stable demand patterns in Pakistan’s jewelry market while maintaining consistent refining margins.

International Gold Rate

TypeRate
Gold (24K per ounce)$4,780

International gold prices are remaining firm, supporting domestic bullion rates in Pakistan as global market strength continues to influence local pricing structures.

Gold Rate in Major Cities

CityRate
KarachiRs. 511,000
LahoreRs. 511,000
IslamabadRs. 511,000
PeshawarRs. 511,000
QuettaRs. 511,000

Gold prices remain unified across Pakistan, reflecting centralized national pricing with minimal regional variation.

Trend of Gold Rate for Last 10 Days

Date PKR Change % Change
Apr 11Rs. 511,000+2,000+0.39%
Apr 10Rs. 509,000+1,000+0.20%
Apr 09Rs. 508,000-2,000-0.39%
Apr 08Rs. 510,000+10,500+2.10%
Apr 07Rs. 499,50000%
Apr 06Rs. 499,500-1,500-0.30%
Apr 05Rs. 501,00000%
Apr 04Rs. 501,000-3,000-0.59%
Apr 03Rs. 504,000+2,500+0.50%
Apr 02Rs. 501,500+7,000+1.41%

The recent trend continues showing a gradual upward movement in gold prices, with short-term corrections reflecting balanced buying activity in the local market.

Gold Price Trend Graph

Market Analysis & Economic Impact

Gold prices in Pakistan are continuing to move in a steady upward direction on 11 April 2026, as the per tola rate for 24K gold is recorded at Rs. 511,000. The market is remaining sensitive to global bullion trends, currency movement, and import-linked cost pressure, which is directly shaping domestic pricing behavior.

The consistent rise in gold value is reflecting ongoing demand for gold as a store of value in Pakistan’s economy. As the rupee maintains a relatively stable but pressured position, imported gold costs are continuing to influence local market rates, especially in the jewelry and investment segments.

Across major cities including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, and Quetta, prices are remaining aligned at Rs. 511,000 per tola, showing a unified national pricing structure with no significant regional deviation. This indicates that the domestic bullion market is responding uniformly to international price signals.

The 10-day performance trend is showing a mixed but overall upward trajectory, with intermittent corrections reflecting short-term adjustments in demand and global market movements. The sharp upward shift seen earlier in the week is continuing to support the overall bullish sentiment in the market.

Overall, gold remains an important financial hedge in Pakistan’s economic environment, and the current pricing trend is highlighting its continued role in protecting value amid inflationary pressure, import costs, and global uncertainty in commodity markets.

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