KARACHI: Gold prices fell sharply in Pakistan on Saturday after rising for two consecutive sessions, as the international bullion rate dropped by $37 per ounce at the end of the trading week.
The price of 24-karat gold declined by Rs3,700 per tola to Rs426,736, reversing Friday’s Rs3,000 increase that had pushed the rate to Rs430,436 per tola.
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold fell by Rs3,172 to Rs365,857, compared with Rs369,029 recorded on Friday.
Gold Rates in Pakistan — August 1, 2026
| Gold Category | Saturday’s Rate | Daily Change |
|---|---|---|
| 24-karat gold per tola | Rs426,736 | Down Rs3,700 |
| 24-karat gold per 10 grams | Rs365,857 | Down Rs3,172 |
| International gold per ounce | $4,043 | Down $37 |
The latest decline followed a strong increase on Friday, July 31, when gold gained Rs3,000 per tola in Pakistan as international bullion prices moved higher.
Gold Price in Pakistan Jumps Rs3,000 per Tola on Friday, July 31, 2026
Gold Rates in Pakistan — July 31, 2026
| Gold Category | Friday’s Rate | Daily Change |
| 24-karat gold per tola | Rs430,436 | Up Rs3,000 |
| 24-karat gold per 10 grams | Rs369,029 | Up Rs2,572 |
Gold Price Comparison: July 31 and August 1
| Gold Category | Friday, July 31 | Saturday, August 1 | Difference |
| 24-karat gold per tola | Rs430,436 | Rs426,736 | Down Rs3,700 |
| 24-karat gold per 10 grams | Rs369,029 | Rs365,857 | Down Rs3,172 |
Saturday’s fall erased Friday’s Rs3,000 per-tola gain and pushed the local gold rate Rs700 below Thursday’s level of Rs427,436 per tola.
Silver Price Also Declines
Silver moved lower in the international market, falling by 57 cents to $57.58 per ounce.
In Pakistan, the price of 10 grams of silver declined by Rs49 to Rs5,347.
The reported price of silver per tola stood at Rs6,237. However, the supplied figures describe a Rs57 increase despite the decline in the 10-gram and international rates, so the daily change should be confirmed with the relevant bullion association before publication.
The latest movement highlights continued volatility in precious-metal markets, where changes in international bullion prices are quickly reflected in domestic rates.
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