Current Silver Rate in Pakistan Today 08 June, 2026
The silver (Chandi) rate in Pakistan stands at Rs. 7,201 per tola on Monday, 08 June 2026, reflecting the latest market updates. The local Sarafa markets across Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and Multan continue to synchronise their valuations around this unified price margin.
Today’s Silver Rates
Silver Rates in Major Cities of Pakistan
| City | Per Tola |
|---|---|
| Karachi | 7,201 |
| Rawalpindi | 7,201 |
| Lahore | 7,201 |
| Islamabad | 7,201 |
| Multan | 7,201 |
Silver Rate Trend (Last 10 Days)
| Date | Per Tola | Change | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 08 | 7,201 | +1 | Up |
| Jun 07 | 7,200 | +120 | Up |
| Jun 06 | 7,080 | -648 | Down |
| Jun 05 | 7,728 | 0 | Stable |
| Jun 04 | 7,684 | -247 | Down |
| Jun 03 | 7,931 | -91 | Down |
| Jun 02 | 7,840 | -48 | Down |
| Jun 01 | 7,888 | -20 | Down |
| May 31 | 7,908 | -44 | Down |
| May 30 | 7,952 | +41 | Up |
Silver Price Trend Graph (10 Days)
Silver Nisab for Zakat
Based on the current silver rate of Rs. 7,201 per tola, the Nisab threshold (52.5 tolas) stands at approximately Rs. 378,052.5. Individuals whose savings exceed this amount over a lunar year are considered eligible for Zakat under Islamic financial guidelines.
Market Analysis
The silver market in Pakistan on 08 June 2026 is reflecting a phase of quiet consolidation, ticking gently up to Rs. 7,201 per tola according to local bullion. This micro-adjustment surfaces as the fresh business week takes shape, building upon the baseline established over the previous weekend closing levels.
According to prominent market observers, the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA) along with unified regional desks have maintained heavily aligned pricing structures. The immediate consolidation is heavily tied to international movements, where global silver spot values have faced notable overhead resistance following recent economic updates from international financial centers. Speculative trends around global federal policies and shifting asset allocations continue to weigh on physical precious metal prices.
While international industrial backdrops—such as photovoltaic solar cell assembly and precision automotive engineering elements—provide a strong core narrative for physical silver demand, near-term dynamics remain bound within tighter trading ranges. Local analysts add that steady performance metrics of the Pakistani Rupee in interbank corridors have helped temper sudden asset revaluations, providing a manageable framework for everyday domestic retail activity.
For domestic retail buyers, manufacturers, and market operators across Pakistan, current price ranges around Rs. 7,201 per tola serve as an important technical reference window. Experts advise keeping a regular eye on international terminal spot charts alongside local interbank dollar currency adjustments to safely map any major industrial or personal volume procurement strategies.
