Gold prices in Pakistan declined on Wednesday, October 21, reducing the cost of the precious metal for buyers. The per tola rate fell by Rs900 to Rs434,536, according to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association. The latest decrease follows another significant drop recorded in the domestic market a day earlier.
The association reported that 10 grams of gold now cost Rs372,544. This represents a decrease of Rs772 from the previous rate. The latest figures show a decline across both commonly reported gold weight categories in Pakistan.
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Meanwhile, international gold prices also moved lower during Wednesday’s trading. The global rate dropped by $9 to reach $4,120. The decline in international prices accompanied the reduction reported by the domestic jewellery market.
Pakistan’s gold market recorded another notable decrease on Tuesday, October 20. The price of one tola fell by Rs3,600 that day. Wednesday’s additional reduction extended the recent downward movement in local gold prices, bringing the latest per tola rate to Rs434,536.
These changes affect people following gold prices for jewellery purchases and other gold-related transactions. Buyers often monitor local rates when assessing the cost of gold items. However, the figures reported by the association reflect market prices and do not necessarily represent the final retail cost of jewellery.
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The latest figures also show a decline in the international benchmark, alongside the reduction in Pakistan’s domestic market. Global gold prices reached $4,120 after losing $9. The association’s reported rates provide an updated reference for consumers and traders tracking daily price movements.
Gold prices may change as market conditions evolve, making regular updates important for buyers and sellers. The latest available figures place the domestic per tola rate at Rs434,536 and the 10-gram rate at Rs372,544. The association’s figures reflect the prices reported on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.