Gold prices in Pakistan eased on Saturday, November 14, 2026, with the price of 24-karat gold falling by Rs4,900 per tola to settle at Rs411,636, according to rates issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association (APSGJA). The per-10-gram rate for 24K gold dropped by a corresponding Rs4,201 to Rs352,911.
The local pullback tracked a decline in the international bullion market, where the APSGJA-reported spot gold rate slipped by $49 to $3,891 per ounce. The move came as the US dollar firmed and traders further scaled back bets on near-term Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts, a theme that has weighed on gold in international markets for several sessions running, pulling the metal back from the record highs it touched earlier this year.
| Metal / Karat | Per Tola (PKR) | Per 10 Grams (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Gold 24K | Rs 411,636 | Rs 352,911 |
| Gold 22K | Rs 377,333 | Rs 323,502 |
| Gold 21K | Rs 360,182 | Rs 308,797 |
| Gold 18K | Rs 308,727 | Rs 264,683 |
| Silver (per tola / 10g) | Rs 5,467 | Rs 4,687 |
| International Gold (per ounce, USD) | $3,891 | |
Silver followed gold lower, with the APSGJA rate down Rs111 per tola to Rs5,467, as the broader precious-metals complex softened in tandem with the pullback in gold. Jewellers in Karachi, Lahore and other major bullion markets said buying activity remained thin at the start of the weekend trading session, with most retail counters quoting close to the association’s official rate. For a look at how rates have moved over the past day, see yesterday’s gold price update.
Gold and silver rates in the local market are revised daily based on international bullion trends and the rupee-dollar exchange rate, and can shift further as global trading progresses through the day. Readers planning purchases are advised to confirm the latest rate with a local jeweller or the APSGJA before transacting.
