Karachi, February 4, 2026 – Gold prices in Pakistan continued their sharp upward momentum on Wednesday, rising by Rs14,800 per tola to settle at Rs529,162 for 24-carat gold, according to rates released by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).
The increase mirrors a strong gain in the international bullion market, where gold jumped by $148 per ounce to reach $5,064 (with a premium of $20). This follows a significant rebound the previous day (Tuesday), when domestic prices had already climbed by Rs24,000 per tola to Rs514,362 after snapping a brief losing streak.
For other units:
10 grams of gold increased by Rs12,689, now priced at Rs453,671.
Silver per tola also rose by Rs109 to Rs9,255.
The surge reflects ongoing global bullish sentiment in precious metals, driven by factors such as geopolitical tensions, inflation hedging, and currency movements. Local jewelers and traders note that the rupee’s performance against the dollar also influences domestic pricing, though the primary driver remains the international spot price.
This marks a notable recovery and continued volatility in Pakistan’s gold market in early 2026, with prices crossing the Rs500,000 per tola threshold again after recent fluctuations.
For real-time updates, check official sources like the APGJSA or platforms such as Business Recorder, ARY News, or ProPakistani.