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Silver Rate in Pakistan – 17 May 2026

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
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Current Silver Rate in Pakistan Today 17 May, 2026

Rs. 9,012 per Tola

The silver (Chandi) rate in Pakistan today is Rs. 9,012 per tola as of Sunday, 17 May 2026. Prices remain stable across major bullion markets including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Multan.

Today’s Silver Rates

Silver (1 Tola)
Rs. 9,012
Silver (10 Grams)
Rs. 7,724
Silver (1 Gram)
Rs. 772.4
Silver (1 KG)
Rs. 772,400

Silver Rates in Major Cities

CityPer Tola
Karachi9,012
Lahore9,012
Islamabad9,012
Rawalpindi9,012
Multan9,012

Silver Rate Trend (Last 10 Days)

DateRateChange%
May 179,012+12+0.13%
May 169,01200.00%
May 158,891+121+1.36%
May 149,295-404-4.35%
May 138,819+476+5.40%
May 129,003-184-2.04%
May 118,491+512+6.03%
May 108,49100.00%
May 098,378+113+1.35%
May 088,429-51-0.61%

Silver Rate Trend Graph

Silver Nisab for Zakat

Based on today’s silver rate of Rs. 9,012 per tola, the Nisab threshold (52.5 tolas) is approximately Rs. 473,130. If your savings exceed this value for one lunar year, Zakat becomes applicable under Islamic law.

Market Analysis

Silver prices in Pakistan on 17 May 2026 remain stable at Rs. 9,012 per tola after recent market fluctuations. The white metal continues to attract both investors and household buyers due to its affordability compared to gold. Global silver demand is strongly supported by industrial usage, especially in solar panels, electronics, and renewable energy sectors. This long-term demand keeps silver prices firm in international markets, which directly influences local rates in Pakistan. In domestic markets such as Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, trading activity remains steady with minor daily fluctuations. Investors are closely monitoring international dollar strength and commodity trends as these factors continue to shape short-term price movements. Overall, the silver market is expected to remain stable with moderate volatility, making it an important asset for both investment and savings in Pakistan.

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