Pakistan’s gold prices dropped for the third consecutive day on Thursday, following a decline in international markets. The price of gold fell by Rs3,000 per tola, bringing the local rate to Rs431,536. The latest reduction also lowered the price of 10 grams of gold by Rs2,572. Silver prices declined as well, adding to the downward movement in precious metals.
In the international market, gold prices fell by $30 per ounce to $4,090. This decrease contributed to lower rates in Pakistan’s local bullion markets. The latest figures reflect a decline in both global and domestic gold prices. Traders and buyers now face lower quoted rates than before.
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According to the reported market rates, one tola of gold now costs Rs431,536 in Pakistan. Meanwhile, the price of 10 grams has dropped to Rs369,972. These figures represent the latest reductions announced on Thursday, October 22, 2026. The changes followed another round of declines in the precious metals market.
The decline continued a three-day downward trend in Pakistan’s gold market. International prices also moved lower, providing the main reason for the local reduction. The reported figures show that the decrease affected both standard local gold measurements. However, the available information does not specify the total price drop over all three days.
Silver also recorded a decline in the domestic market on Thursday. Its price fell by Rs121 per tola, bringing the rate to Rs6,086. The reduction extended the downward movement beyond gold. Both metals recorded lower prices in the latest market update.
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The latest figures were reported from Karachi on Thursday afternoon. The update showed a $30 decline in international gold prices alongside reductions in local gold and silver rates. The changes affected prices per ounce internationally and per tola and 10 grams domestically. No additional market figures were provided in the report.
Gold and silver prices may continue to draw attention as buyers monitor daily market changes. For now, the latest update confirms lower rates for both precious metals in Pakistan. Gold stands at Rs431,536 per tola, while silver stands at Rs6,086. The report did not provide a forecast for future prices.