GOLD Rate in Pakistan today

Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, & Peshawar

Gold prices can vary slightly from city to city due to local demand, transportation costs, and regional taxes. At Abbasi and Company, we provide reliable updates on the today gold rate in major cities of Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar. You can find information on per tola, per gram, and 10-gram gold prices specific to each of these regions, ensuring transparency for both buyers and investors.

Gold is traded in all major cities – today’s gold rate in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, or Rawalpindi is usually the same, with maybe minor variations. Karachi’s Sarafa Bazaar (bullion market) often sets the base rate daily, which is then adopted across Pakistan. So the gold price in Karachi today effectively mirrors the gold price in Lahore today, Peshawar, and other cities, aside from small dealer premiums or shipping costs

International Gold Rates

Global markets play a vital role in local gold pricing. Monitor the gold rate in the international market and understand how global trends impact local rates.

•  Today Gold Rate in International Market (USD/oz)
•  How Dollar to PKR Rate Affects Gold Price in Pakistan
•  Comparative Trends: Pakistan vs. Global Gold Prices

The international gold rate today serves as a benchmark for local market adjustments. Investors should watch this closely when trading in gold futures.

There are several ways to invest in gold in Pakistan: buying physical gold (bars or jewelry), or trading gold in the financial markets. Physical gold (like jewelry or bullion) gives you a tangible asset but comes with making charges and storage considerations.

Alternatively, you can invest through paper or electronic means. Abbasi & Company offers access to gold futures trading on the Pakistan Mercantile Exchange (PMEX), where you can trade gold contracts in PKR aligned with international prices. This allows you to profit from gold price changes without holding physical gold

 Gold Price Update

Gold prices in Pakistan traded at Rs 362900 per tola today, reflecting [an increase/a decline] of Rs [XXX] from yesterday’s rate. This movement is largely driven by [global trends, USD/PKR exchange rate changes, or geopolitical uncertainty].

Internationally, gold is priced at $3111.6/oz, reacting to [Fed interest rate expectations / inflation data / safe-haven demand].

📈Gold Futures contracts are available on PMEX. Open your account with Abbasi & Company to gain exposure to gold price movements.

 Gold Market Weekly Outlook

Markets will open on edge as investors await Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, seen as the week’s defining event.
Gold is likely to stay range-bound near $3,383/oz, with upside toward $3,400-$3,420 if Powell signals dovishness.
U.S. futures point to cautious trade, with tech resilience offset by broader rate-sensitive sectors.
Treasury yields could soften further if markets price in stronger odds of a September cut.
The dollar is expected to remain firm, keeping metals capped but supporting safe-haven flows.
Oil prices may hold recent gains amid supply concerns, while Asian equities could trade mixed.
Overall, tomorrow’s tone hinges on Powell’s policy signals, which may set the market’s near-term direction.

 Gold Reacts to [Event]

Fed Chair Powel Speaks & Gold Outlook

Current Gold Movement

• Steady to Slightly Soft: Spot gold is holding relatively steady, with small declines of around 0.1–0.2%. For instance, spot gold eased to about $3,342 per ounce, and U.S. futures edged down similarly.
• Mixed Sentiment: The dollar is holding firm, keeping some pressure on gold, though speculative expectations of rate cuts are providing some support 

What’s Ahead: Anticipating Powell’s Speech

• Potential for Breakout or Breakdown: Analysts see gold in a consolidation phase. A dovish tilt from Powell—signaling cuts or growth worries—could push gold toward the $3,400 level. A more hawkish tone could see it slip toward $3,300 
• High Odds of Easing: The CME FedWatch tool suggests roughly an 85% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in September 
• Key Technical Range: Gold remains range-bound between approximately $3,250–$3,440, with immediate support around $3,330 and resistance near $3,438