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Gold Rate in Pakistan – 30 May, 2026

Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter) by Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter)
May 30, 2026
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Latest Gold Rate in Pakistan

Rs. 465,500 per Tola (24K Gold)

On Saturday, May 30, 2026, the gold market in Pakistan continues to show a stable trend. The latest 24K gold rate is recorded at Rs. 465,500 per tola in the local bullion market. Prices remain unchanged today as investors and traders closely monitor international bullion movements, inflation concerns, and currency market developments.

24K Gold Price Today

24K Gold Per Tola
Rs. 465,500
24K Gold Per 10 Gram
Rs. 399,100
24K Gold Per Gram
Rs. 39,910

Gold Rate by Purity (Today)

PurityPer Tola10 GramPer Gram
24KRs. 465,500Rs. 399,100Rs. 39,910
22KRs. 426,818Rs. 365,834Rs. 36,583
21KRs. 407,417Rs. 349,205Rs. 34,920
20KRs. 388,016Rs. 332,576Rs. 33,257
18KRs. 349,215Rs. 299,319Rs. 29,931

International Gold Rate

In the international bullion market, gold is trading around $4,549 per ounce. Continued geopolitical uncertainty, global inflation concerns, central bank buying activity, and safe-haven demand are supporting international gold prices, which directly influence local bullion rates in Pakistan.

Gold Rate Trend (Last 10 Days)

Date24K Gold RateChange% Change
May 30Rs. 465,50000.00%
May 29Rs. 465,50000.00%
May 28Rs. 465,50000.00%
May 27Rs. 465,50000.00%
May 26Rs. 465,50000.00%
May 25Rs. 465,500+Rs. 2,500+0.54%
May 24Rs. 463,00000.00%
May 23Rs. 463,000+Rs. 600+0.13%
May 22Rs. 462,400+Rs. 3,100+0.67%
May 21Rs. 459,30000.00%

Gold Rate Trend Graph

Market Overview

Gold prices in Pakistan on May 30, 2026 remain steady at Rs. 465,500 per tola for 24K gold. The local bullion market is currently witnessing stable trading activity, with investors waiting for fresh signals from international markets.

International gold prices hovering near $4,549 per ounce continue to support local rates. Market participants are also monitoring global economic developments, central bank policies, and currency fluctuations that could affect future gold movements.

Across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, and Quetta, jewellery demand remains consistent, especially from wedding-season buyers and long-term investors seeking safe-haven assets. Analysts expect gold prices to remain sensitive to global market developments in the coming days.

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