KARACHI, November 3, 2026: Gold prices remained unchanged on Tuesday, November 3, with 24-karat gold trading at Rs412,136 per tola in the local bullion market, while silver prices declined after Monday’s gains.
The stable gold rate followed a Rs2,400 increase on Monday, November 2, which ended six consecutive days of falling prices. Gold had climbed from Rs409,736 to Rs412,136 per tola during the previous session.
The price of 10 grams of gold also held steady at Rs353,340, maintaining Monday’s closing level.
International gold prices remained unchanged at $3,896 per ounce, following a $24 increase a day earlier.
Gold prices in Pakistan — November 3, 2026
| Gold category | November 3 rate | November 2 rate | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K gold per tola | Rs412,136 | Rs412,136 | Unchanged |
| 24K gold per 10 grams | Rs353,340 | Rs353,340 | Unchanged |
| International gold per ounce | $3,896 | $3,896 | Unchanged |
Silver prices moved lower on Tuesday, reversing the previous day’s upward trend.
In the international market, silver declined by $1.20 per ounce to $48.90, compared with $50.10 on Monday.
The local silver rate fell by Rs120 per tola to Rs5,368, down from Rs5,488 on November 2.
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of silver decreased by Rs103 to Rs4,602, compared with Rs4,705 in the previous session.
Silver prices in Pakistan — November 3, 2026
| Silver category | November 3 rate | November 2 rate | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silver per tola | Rs5,368 | Rs5,488 | −Rs120 |
| Silver per 10 grams | Rs4,602 | Rs4,705 | −Rs103 |
| International silver per ounce | $48.90 | $50.10 | −$1.20 |
Monday’s trading had seen gold rise by Rs2,400 per tola after six consecutive sessions of losses, while silver gained Rs100 per tola.
The November 3 figures indicate that gold retained its previous day’s recovery, whereas silver surrendered its gains amid a decline in international prices.