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Latest Silver Rate in Pakistan – 17 July 2026

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
July 17, 2026
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Latest Silver Rate in Pakistan

Rs. 6,452 per Tola

The silver rate in Pakistan has adjusted down to Rs. 6,452 per tola on Friday, 17 July 2026. For smaller weight categories, commercial Chandi bullion is trading at Rs. 5,530 per 10 grams and Rs. 553 per single gram. Local bullion markets registered a notable decline of Rs. 100 per tola compared to yesterday, moving closer in line with recent drops on global commodity desks.

Silver Prices by Weight

UnitMarket Price
1 TolaRs. 6,452
10 GramsRs. 5,530
1 GramRs. 553
1 KilogramRs. 553,000

Silver Rates in Major Cities

CityPer Tola10 Grams
KarachiRs. 6,452Rs. 5,530
HyderabadRs. 6,452Rs. 5,530
LahoreRs. 6,452Rs. 5,530
MultanRs. 6,452Rs. 5,530
IslamabadRs. 6,452Rs. 5,530

Market Analysis & Drivers

The domestic silver market saw downward movement today, sliding down to Rs. 6,452 per tola as trade wrapped up for the week. Local bullion dealers change their benchmark sheets depending on global spot valuations and the relative strength of the US dollar against the Pakistani Rupee.

Right now, physical silver bars remain popular among middle-class retail savers looking for an accessible alternative to expensive gold assets. This lower threshold makes it simple to grow hard asset reserves through small, periodic buys. Additionally, steady global manufacturing demand for silver—especially in modern solar arrays and electronic hardware components—gives the metal an industrial safety net during inflationary periods.

Silver Price Trend (Last 10 Days)

DatePer TolaPKR Change% Change
Jul 17, 26Rs. 6,45200.00%
Jul 16, 26Rs. 6,552-100-1.53%
Jul 15, 26Rs. 6,55200.00%
Jul 14, 26Rs. 6,552-250-3.68%
Jul 13, 26Rs. 6,80200.00%
Jul 12, 26Rs. 6,802+50+0.74%
Jul 11, 26Rs. 6,752-150-2.17%
Jul 10, 26Rs. 6,90200.00%
Jul 09, 26Rs. 6,90200.00%
Jul 08, 26Rs. 6,902-99-1.41%
10-Day Silver Price Performance Chart (PKR/Tola)

Silver Nisab for Zakat Calculation

For families determining wealth thresholds, the silver Nisab standard is tied to the total current value of 52.5 tolas of pure silver. Calculating this asset minimum against today’s trading price of Rs. 6,452 per tola fixes the formal Zakat exemption floor at exactly Rs. 338,730. If your combined fluid holdings—including liquid cash savings, gold values, or trade inventory—stay above this point across a complete lunar year, Zakat contributions apply.

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