Gold Rate in Pakistan Today | 19 March, 2026

Karachi: According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APG&JSA), the prices of various categories of gold for today are as follows:

Gold Rates in Pakistan – 19 March 2026

Gold Rates in Pakistan – 19 March 2026

Gold Type Tola (Rs.) 10 Gram (Rs.) 1 Gram (Rs.)
24K 523,762 449,041 44,904
22K 480,238 411,621 41,162
21K 458,409 392,911 39,291
20K 436,580 374,201 37,420
18K 392,922 336,781 33,678
International Gold Rate – 19 March 2026

International Gold Rate – 19 March 2026

Gold Type Rate (USD)
24K Gold (Per Ounce) $5,303

International Market Influence

The stability in local prices mirrors a cautious “wait-and-see” approach in the global market. Currently, the international gold rate is hovering around $5,303 per ounce.

Gold Price in Major Cities of Pakistan – 19 March 2026

Gold Price in Major Cities of Pakistan

Per Tola Rate
City Gold Price (Rs.)
Karachi 523,762
Lahore 523,762
Islamabad 523,762
Rawalpindi 523,762
Faisalabad 523,762
Peshawar 523,762
Quetta 523,762
Multan 523,762
Gold Rate in Pakistan Archive – 19 March 2026

Gold Rate in Pakistan – Archive (24K Per Tola)

Date Price (Rs.) Change % Change
Mar 18, 26 523,762 ▲ 0 0%
Mar 17, 26 523,762 ▲ 1,000 0.19%
Mar 16, 26 522,762 ▼ -1,800 -0.34%
Mar 15, 26 524,562 ▲ 0 0%
Mar 14, 26 524,562 ▼ -8,700 -1.63%
Mar 13, 26 533,262 ▼ -7,100 -1.31%
Mar 12, 26 540,362 ▼ -2,900 -0.53%
Mar 11, 26 543,262 ▲ 3,700 0.68%
Mar 10, 26 539,562 ▲ 6,200 1.16%
Mar 09, 26 533,362
Gold Rate Trend Pakistan – March 2026

Gold Price Trend (24K Per Tola)

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Price Trend Analysis

Over the last ten days, gold has seen significant movement. After reaching a peak of Rs. 543,262 on March 11, the market underwent a corrective phase.

  • Recent High: Rs. 543,262 (Mar 11)
  • Current Status: Consolidation at Rs. 523,762
  • Weekly Change: A net decrease of approximately 1.3% since the mid-month high.

Note: Gold is often viewed as a safe-haven asset during times of geopolitical tension. While prices are currently steady, experts suggest that further fluctuations are likely as international energy prices and currency exchange rates shift.

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