Gold and Silver Prices in Pakistan on 7th May 2026
On 7th May 2026, the prices of gold and silver in Pakistan showed noticeable fluctuations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which have contributed to heightened volatility in the international precious metals markets.
According to local sources including Sarafa Markets and major city price listings, the rate for 24-karat gold was recorded at Rs. 4,92,689 per tola. In terms of metric measurements, 10 grams of gold was priced at Rs. 4,22,408.3, while 1 gram cost Rs. 42,240.83. These figures reflect a continuation of the frequent price adjustments influenced by global economic factors.
Silver prices also experienced shifts, with 24-karat silver valued locally at Rs. 8,139.73 per tola. For more common measurements, 10 grams of silver traded at Rs. 6,978.63, and 1 gram was available at Rs. 697.863. These prices align closely with international spot market trends.
Internationally, spot prices stood at $4,696.23 per troy ounce for gold and $77.621 per troy ounce for silver, indicating the direct impact of global market dynamics on Pakistan’s local rates.
The current pricing reflects the general pattern whereby fluctuations in foreign exchange rates and international commodity markets heavily influence domestic price movements for precious metals. These metals remain a critical store of value and investment medium for many individuals and businesses in Pakistan.
Investors and consumers are advised to monitor these trends regularly, especially considering the ongoing geopolitical developments which could lead to further volatility in the precious metals markets. For those interested, the prior day’s rates and historical data are also accessible for comparison and informed decision-making.