Gold Price in Pakistan Today (Nov 15) – Rate Update

Gold prices in Pakistan are holding at Saturday’s closing level this morning, with local bullion markets shut for the weekly Sunday holiday. The last traded rate for 24-karat gold stands at Rs410,936 per tola, after easing Rs700 from Friday’s close of Rs411,636, according to figures reported by Daily Pakistan, The Nation and Pakistan Times, all citing the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).

The dip tracked a softer session in the international bullion market, where gold slipped $7 an ounce to settle at $3,884 on Saturday, down from Friday’s $3,891, bullion market sources told The Nation. Pakistan’s domestic rate moves in step with the global price because local dealers price bullion off the international benchmark, adjusted for the rupee-dollar exchange rate and a standard import premium. The broader backdrop remains a firmer US dollar and pared-back expectations of near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts, a theme that has kept gold under pressure through much of November after it briefly touched multi-week highs earlier in the month. Silver followed the same direction, with Pakistan Times reporting the rate down Rs124 per tola to Rs5,343 on Saturday, from Rs5,467 a day earlier.

Since Sunday is a non-trading day for Pakistan’s bullion markets, today’s quoted rates are Saturday’s closing figures and will next update when trading resumes. Here is the full breakdown, including the karat-wise gold rates derived from the 24K price using standard purity ratios, alongside silver and the international gold benchmark:

For readers tracking the week’s trend, gold has eased gradually from Rs430,836 per tola on November 10 to Saturday’s Rs410,936, a cumulative decline of roughly Rs19,900 over four trading sessions — see Saturday’s rate update for the prior session’s full figures.