Pakistan’s interbank gold rates declined on Thursday, January 1, 2026, with prices falling across all major bullion categories at the start of the New Year.
Gold prices issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Associations showed a broad-based decline, reflecting weaker international bullion prices and softer local sentiment. The rates were released for nationwide application and were based on interbank exchange rates, according to the notice.
The price of 24-karat gold per tola fell to Rs 454,562, marking a decline of Rs 2,400 compared with the previous session. The drop extended to smaller quantities as well, indicating uniform downward pressure across the domestic bullion market.
Gold priced at 10 grams for 24-karat purity settled at Rs 389,713, down by Rs 2,058 on the day. Meanwhile, 22-karat gold per 10 grams was quoted at Rs 357,249, registering a decline of Rs 1,887, according to the same data.
The association confirmed that all quoted gold prices were calculated on the basis of interbank exchange rates, maintaining consistency with international valuation practices. The purity standard for gold was listed at 999, or 24-karat, in line with prevailing domestic benchmarks.
International gold prices also recorded a decline, contributing to the softer local rates. The international gold price was quoted at $4,322 per ounce, showing a decrease of $24 compared with the previous level. The drop in global prices reduced import-parity costs and filtered into domestic pricing.Gold Rate Continue Rising
Silver prices followed a similar downward trajectory during the session. The price of 24-karat silver per tola was set at Rs 7,635, reflecting a decrease of Rs 83. This mirrored weaker international silver trends and subdued trading activity.
Silver priced at 10 grams for 24-karat purity was quoted at Rs 6,545, down by Rs 71 on the day. The decline suggested reduced demand momentum in the local bullion market, particularly at the retail level.
International silver prices were reported at $71.60 per ounce, showing a decrease of $0.83. The softer global silver rate weighed on domestic prices, aligning local valuations with international benchmarks.
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