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Gold Price in Pakistan – 09 June 2026

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
June 9, 2026
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Latest Gold Rate

Rs. 449,500 per Tola (24K)

On Tuesday, June 09, 2026, gold prices in Pakistan fell sharply as the 24K gold rate dropped by Rs. 2,500, closing at Rs. 449,500 per tola in the domestic bullion market. The correction follows parallel drops in the global market combined with a cooling local buying interest.

24K Gold Rate

Per Tola
Rs. 449,500
Per 10 Gram
Rs. 385,374
Per Gram
Rs. 38,537

Gold Rate by Type

TypeTola10 GramPer Gram
24K449,500385,37438,537
22K412,148353,26035,326
21K393,414337,20333,720
20K374,680321,14532,115
18K337,212289,03128,903

International Gold Rate

Global gold prices are currently trading around $4,329 per ounce. The international bullion arena has experienced aggressive selling pressure as robust global data drove up the value of the US dollar and bond yields, weakening commodity demand.

Gold Rate Trend for Last Ten Days

DateRate (24K)PKR Change% Change
Jun 09449,500-2,500-0.55%
Jun 08452,00000.00%
Jun 07452,000-3,500-0.77%
Jun 06455,500-6,000-1.30%
Jun 05461,500-1,500-0.32%
Jun 04463,000+1,500+0.32%
Jun 03461,500-4,500-0.97%
Jun 02466,000+1,000+0.22%
Jun 01465,000-500-0.11%
May 31465,50000.00%

Gold Rate Trend Graph for Last Ten Days

Market Analysis

Gold prices in Pakistan took a visible hit on June 09, 2026, contracting to Rs. 449,500 per tola for 24K gold after shedding Rs. 2,500 in today’s local session. This downward turn comes on the heels of active liquidations across foreign markets, putting an end to recent high consolidation periods.

The price break is largely a reflection of international bullion hitting $4,329 per ounce alongside a sudden easing in local buying traffic. Local dealer setups across key cities note that retail panic buying has slowed down, allowing gold rates to settle closer to international indicators.

In primary bullion hubs such as Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, and Hyderabad, local standard market rate revisions are reflecting immediately on retail store boards. Local jewelry consumers and small-scale investors are keeping a close eye on these changing trends before expanding their gold positions.

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