Gold prices in Pakistan continued their upward momentum on April 1, 2026, as strengthening international bullion rates pushed local market values higher. The domestic gold market remained firmly bullish, reflecting global trends and increased investor interest in precious metals.
During Tuesday’s trading session, the price of gold per tola increased by Rs2,800, reaching Rs478,762 (Rs4.78 lakh). The steady climb highlights continued pressure from rising global gold prices, which directly influence Pakistan’s local bullion market due to import-linked pricing mechanisms.
The rate for 10 grams of gold also recorded a significant increase, rising to Rs410,461. Analysts say the upward movement mirrors international market gains, where investors are increasingly turning toward gold as a safe-haven asset amid global economic uncertainty.
Gold Rates in Pakistan (April 1, 2026)
- Gold per Tola: Rs478,762
- Gold (10 Grams): Rs410,461
- Silver per Tola: Rs7,784
- Gold per Ounce (International): $4,560
22K, 21K and 18K Gold Prices
Per Tola
- 22K Gold: Rs453,291
- 21K Gold: Rs432,687
- 18K Gold: Rs370,875
Per Gram
- 22K Gold: Rs38,863
- 21K Gold: Rs37,096.5
- 18K Gold: Rs31,797
Per 10 Grams
- 22K Gold: Rs388,630
- 21K Gold: Rs370,965
- 18K Gold: Rs317,970
Per Ounce
- 22K Gold: Rs1,101,498
- 21K Gold: Rs1,051,430
- 18K Gold: Rs901,226
The latest increase follows another sharp gain recorded earlier in the week. On Monday, gold prices surged by Rs3,900 per tola, closing at Rs475,962. Consecutive increases have strengthened bullish sentiment in Pakistan’s bullion market, drawing attention from investors and traders alike.
Gold Price Trend This Week
- 28 Mar 2026: Rs472,062
- 26 Mar 2026: Rs468,262
- 25 Mar 2026: Rs479,262
- 24 Mar 2026: Rs464,062
- 23 Mar 2026: Rs447,762
The weekly trend shows fluctuations but an overall upward trajectory, indicating sustained demand and strong international support for prices.
In global markets, gold prices rose by $28 to reach $4,560 per ounce, including a premium of $20. Analysts note that international bullion movements remain the primary driver of domestic price changes, as Pakistan relies heavily on imported gold.
Market observers expect volatility to continue in the coming weeks, with investors closely monitoring global economic signals, currency movements, and geopolitical developments that traditionally influence gold demand.
Also read: Gold Prices Rise in Pakistan Amid Global Uncertainty
