KARACHI – The Silver Rate in Pakistan recorded a notable increase on February 24, 2026. The price of silver reached Rs. 12,603 per tola, reflecting strong gains in both local and international markets.
According to Sarafa market data, the Silver Rate now stands at Rs. 10,802 per 10 grams. The per gram price has climbed to Rs. 1,080.2. This upward trend follows global precious metals momentum and rising domestic demand.
Market experts say the latest jump in the Silver Rate is closely linked to gold’s strong performance. Local 24K gold is trading at Rs. 536,562 per tola. International gold prices remain firm above $5,100 per ounce. Silver often moves in line with gold, especially during bullish phases.
Global spot silver has also maintained strength in recent sessions. This has directly impacted import costs and local pricing in Pakistani rupees. Exchange rate fluctuations further influence the final market rate.
Another key factor behind the rising Silver Rate is industrial demand. Silver plays a vital role in solar panels, electric vehicles, and electronics. The renewable energy sector continues to boost global consumption. This steady demand supports prices even during market corrections.
Local investors are also showing renewed interest in silver. Many buyers consider silver a safe-haven asset during inflation. Compared to gold, silver is more affordable. This makes it attractive for small investors and jewelers.
Analysts describe silver as a volatile yet promising metal. While prices may fluctuate, the long-term outlook remains positive. Both investment demand and industrial use provide support.
Traders advise buyers to check live Sarafa market prices before making transactions. Silver prices can change quickly due to global developments and currency movements.
Here are the latest silver rates in Pakistan:
- 1 Gram: Rs. 1,080.2 (Fine/Pure Silver)
- 10 Grams: Rs. 10,802 (Fine/Pure Silver)
- 1 Tola: Rs. 12,603 (Standard Rate)
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With strong global signals and rising local participation, the Silver Rate continues to reflect positive momentum in Pakistan’s precious metals market.
