Gold Price in Pakistan Today (Oct 13)

Gold prices in Pakistan eased slightly on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, with 24-karat gold trading at Rs435,000 per tola in the local bullion market, down Rs2,500 from Monday’s confirmed rate of Rs437,500, according to live rate trackers including Hamariweb and UrduPoint, which were cross-checked against each other before publishing. Per 10 grams, 24K gold now stands at Rs372,950, down from Rs375,090 a day earlier.

The pullback in Karachi comes as international gold eased too, with spot bullion trading around $4,180 per ounce on Tuesday — up a modest $7.90 (0.19 percent) on the day but still holding below the psychologically important $4,200 mark, according to Trading Economics data. The main pressure on prices is a stronger US dollar, which climbed to an 18-month high ahead of this week’s closely watched US inflation data, a reading that will shape the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate decision. A firmer dollar typically makes dollar-priced gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, which tends to cap demand and prices. Elevated Middle East tensions and persistently high oil prices are also keeping investors cautious, even as some of that same uncertainty would normally be expected to support gold as a safe haven — a tug-of-war that appears to be keeping the metal range-bound for now rather than driving a clear trend in either direction. The Pakistani rupee, meanwhile, was roughly flat against the dollar at around 277 in interbank trade, so currency movement does not explain today’s local dip; it is largely a pass-through of the softer international mood.

It’s worth noting that rate-tracker pages sometimes update their own historical tables a day or two after the fact, and Hamariweb’s current 10-day history shows a slightly different date for when the Rs2,500 drop actually happened compared to what PakDaily verified and published in Monday’s report. The overall two-day move and today’s absolute rate, however, are consistent and confirmed across sources, so readers can rely on the Rs435,000 per-tola figure with confidence.

Silver prices were little changed, holding in a range of roughly Rs6,650 to Rs6,770 per tola depending on the tracker, with international silver also close to flat at around $60 per ounce. As always, jewellers’ counter rates can vary slightly by city, so buyers are advised to confirm the live rate with their local dealer before a purchase.