Gold Price in Pakistan 25 October 2026 — 24K Gold at Rs418,000 Per Tola

The gold price in Pakistan today, Sunday 25 October 2026, is reported at Rs418,000 per tola for 24-karat gold. That headline figure comes from UrduPoint’s daily gold update and matches the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA) rate table carried by other Pakistani rate trackers for today. This guide gives you the full karat table, explains why other websites are showing different figures for the same day, and tells you what to check before you buy or sell.

One honest warning first: there is no single universally agreed gold price in Pakistan today. Different trackers publish different 24K figures for 25 October 2026, ranging from about Rs414,300 to Rs421,600 per tola depending on whether they use the sarafa board rate, a spot-price conversion, or a city average. The Rs418,000 figure in this article is the APGJSA-linked board figure reported by UrduPoint. It is not a shop price. Your jeweller’s quoted price will differ because of making charges, wastage, taxes and their own margin. Always confirm the live rate with your jeweller before paying.

This article covers the reported rate, the full purity table, the change since yesterday, why trackers disagree, and a step-by-step way to check the rate yourself. It is a price guide, not investment advice.

At a Glance

Gold Rate in Pakistan Today — 25 October 2026

The table below is the reported APGJSA-linked rate for today. Per-gram figures are calculated from the per-tola figure using 1 tola = 11.6638 grams, which is the standard conversion used by Pakistani rate tables.

Most jewellery in Pakistan is made from 22K gold, because pure 24K gold is too soft for daily-wear ornaments. If you are buying jewellery rather than a biscuit or coin for investment, the 22K figure — Rs383,164 per tola today — is the number that matters most to you, before making charges are added.

For 24K gold, one tola at Rs418,000 works out to about Rs35,837 per gram and Rs358,370 per 10 grams. If a shop quotes you a per-gram price far above Rs35,837 for 24K metal alone, ask them to break the quote down into metal value, making charges and any other charges, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.

Why Different Websites Show Different Rates Today

If you searched for the gold price today, you probably saw several different numbers. That does not necessarily mean one of them is fake. Pakistani gold trackers use different methods, update at different times, and some convert the international spot price themselves instead of publishing the sarafa board rate. Here is what the main trackers showed for 25 October 2026 at the time of writing:

The gap between the highest and lowest of these figures is roughly Rs7,300 per tola, or under 2 percent. That is normal for gold in Pakistan on a single day, but it is large in rupee terms, which is why this article does not present any one figure as the only price. The honest way to use these numbers is as a range: the market today is roughly in the Rs414,000–Rs422,000 band for 24K per tola, with the APGJSA-linked board figure at Rs418,000.

Two further cautions apply. First, some international spot trackers mark Sunday as a closed market day and simply carry forward the last close, so a Sunday figure from a spot converter may not be a fresh Sunday trade. Second, city rates can carry a small premium over Karachi, which sets the national benchmark, because of freight and local levies. A difference of a few hundred rupees between cities is normal and does not mean either quote is wrong.

What Changed Since Yesterday

On the same APGJSA-linked series, the direction is clearly downward. On Friday 23 October 2026 the rate fell by Rs7,000 per tola to Rs424,536, and on Saturday 24 October 2026 it fell by a further Rs2,500 to Rs422,036, with 10 grams at Rs361,827 and the international price around $3,995 per ounce. Today’s reported Rs418,000 is a further fall of Rs4,036 per tola from Rs422,036, and 10 grams is down from Rs361,827 to Rs358,370.

That makes three consecutive reported falls on this series, totalling about Rs11,500 per tola since the middle of last week. It also fits the wider October picture: trackers put 24K gold around Rs434,000 per tola in mid-October, so today’s Rs418,000 is roughly Rs16,000 below that level. For buyers, that is some relief compared with mid-October prices, but gold is still above Rs400,000 per tola, so it remains an expensive purchase for most households.

One caution on the comparison: other trackers reported different figures for 24 October itself, including Rs423,500 in one national report and Rs421,800 in our own 24 October update. Those differences reflect the same tracker-method problem described above, not an error in today’s article. When you compare day to day, compare within one tracker’s series, not across different trackers. On the APGJSA-linked series used here, the fall from Rs422,036 to Rs418,000 is the like-for-like change.

Read our previous updates here: Gold Price Falls for Fifth Consecutive Day in Pakistan — 24 October 2026 and Gold Rate in Pakistan Today 24 October 2026.

How to Check Today’s Gold Rate Before You Buy

Follow these steps on the day you plan to buy or sell. Do not rely on a rate you saw yesterday, because the price can move several thousand rupees in a single day.

1. Check the APGJSA-linked board rate first. Start with the sarafa association rate reported for today (Rs418,000 per tola for 24K) as your reference point, and note the time it was published.
2. Cross-check one more tracker. Compare the board rate with one other tracker, such as the Karachi sarafa board. If the two are within a few thousand rupees, you have a sensible range. If they differ wildly, wait for a fresh update.
3. Call or visit 2–3 jewellers in your own city. Ask each one for today’s per-tola rate for your karat, separately from making charges. City premiums of a few hundred rupees are normal.
4. Ask for the breakdown in writing. The quote should show metal weight, karat, metal value at today’s rate, making charges, wastage if any, and taxes, as separate lines.
5. Check the weight and purity yourself. Weigh the item on the shop’s scale in front of you, check the hallmark or purity stamp, and keep the receipt showing weight, karat and rate.
6. If you are selling, get more than one buy-back quote. Shops buying gold back usually deduct a margin. Comparing two or three buy-back offers can save you thousands of rupees per tola.

What the Rate Does Not Include

The per-tola rate is the value of the metal only. It does not include making charges, which pay for the labour of turning gold into jewellery and vary widely by design, with intricate or branded designs costing far more than plain items. It does not include wastage deductions that some shops apply, taxes, or the shop’s profit margin. That is why two shops can sell the same weight of 22K gold at very different final prices, and both can be honest: the metal value is the same, but the making charges are not.

For investment gold such as biscuits, coins or bars, making charges are much lower than for jewellery, which is one reason investors prefer them. Even then, the buy-back price will usually be below the selling price, because the dealer deducts a margin. Never assume you can sell gold back at the same rate you bought it for on the same day.

Also note that the rates in this article are for gold only. Silver, platinum and other metals have their own rates and are not covered by today’s headline figure. Do not use the gold rate to estimate the value of silver jewellery.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Treating one website’s figure as the shop price. Trackers disagree by thousands of rupees. Use them as a range, then confirm with your jeweller.
• Comparing rates across different trackers day to day. Compare within one series, or the “change” you calculate will be meaningless.
• Paying without a breakdown. A single lump-sum quote hides making charges. Always ask for metal value and making charges as separate lines.
• Buying on an old rate. Gold moved about Rs11,500 per tola in three reported sessions this week. A rate from even two days ago is stale.
• Assuming 24K jewellery. Most jewellery is 22K or lower. Paying a 24K price for a 22K item is an expensive mistake — check the stamp.
• Trusting social media “gold deals” and agents. Do not pay anyone in advance for discounted gold, and do not trust unsolicited messages promising below-market rates. Buy only from established jewellers with a shop you can visit.
• Skipping the receipt. Without a receipt showing weight, karat and rate, you have no proof if you later dispute the purity or weight.

FAQs

What is the gold price in Pakistan today, 25 October 2026?
The reported APGJSA-linked rate is Rs418,000 per tola for 24K gold, Rs383,164 per tola for 22K gold, and Rs358,370 per 10 grams for 24K gold. Other trackers show different figures for the same day, roughly between Rs414,300 and Rs421,600 for 24K per tola, so confirm with your jeweller before buying.

How much is 1 gram of 24K gold today?
About Rs35,837 per gram, calculated from Rs418,000 per tola using 1 tola = 11.6638 grams. Shops may quote a slightly different per-gram figure once their own charges are included.

How much did gold fall today?
On the APGJSA-linked series, 24K gold fell Rs4,036 per tola, from Rs422,036 on 24 October 2026 to Rs418,000 today. Other trackers show different daily changes because they use different methods.

Why do different websites show different gold prices for the same day?
Because they use different methods: the sarafa board rate, a Karachi board figure, a city average, or a live international spot price converted into rupees. They also update at different times. The figures are best read as a range, not a single price.

Is the Rs418,000 rate the price I will pay in a shop?
No. It is the metal value only. The shop price adds making charges, any wastage deduction, taxes and the shop’s margin, so the final price for jewellery will be higher.

Which karat should I buy for jewellery?
Most Pakistani jewellery is 22K, which is harder and more durable than pure 24K gold. 24K suits biscuits, coins and investment bars better than daily-wear jewellery. Always check the purity stamp on the item.

Is gold cheaper than last week?
Yes, on the reported series. 24K gold was around Rs434,000 per tola in mid-October and is reported at Rs418,000 today, after falls on 23, 24 and 25 October. That is relief for buyers, but gold remains above Rs400,000 per tola.

Can I use this rate for gold I already own?
Only as a rough guide to metal value. Multiply your item’s weight in tolas by the rate for its karat, then remember a buyer will deduct a margin, and making charges you paid when buying are not recovered when selling.

Where can I verify today’s rate?
Check the sarafa association rate reported for today and cross-check it with the Karachi sarafa board and one other tracker, then confirm with jewellers in your own city. Sources consulted for this article include the APGJSA-linked rate table for today and the Karachi sarafa board tracker.

Final Thoughts

Gold in Pakistan today is reported at Rs418,000 per tola for 24K gold, down Rs4,036 from yesterday on the same series, with 22K jewellery gold at Rs383,164 per tola. After three consecutive reported falls, buyers get some relief compared with mid-October prices, but the metal remains expensive and the exact price you pay will depend on your city, your jeweller and the making charges on your chosen design.

Use the figures in this article as a starting range, not a final price. Confirm the live rate with your jeweller on the day, ask for metal value and making charges as separate lines, check the weight and purity stamp, and always take a receipt. That one habit protects you more than any single website’s rate ever will.

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