Gold prices in Pakistan saw a notable decline on Sunday, March 15, 2026. The Gold Rates per tola fell to Rs524,562, down Rs8,700 from Saturday. This follows a sharp drop in international bullion markets, impacting local trade.
The decline affected both per tola and 10-gram gold rates. Gold per 10 grams dropped by Rs7,459 to settle at Rs449,727. Analysts say this fall is part of a broader trend influenced by global price shifts.
Gold Prices Overview
- Gold (per tola): Rs524,562, down Rs8,700 from Rs533,262
- Gold (10 grams): Rs449,727, down Rs7,459 from Rs457,186
- Silver (per tola): Rs8,541, down Rs310 from Rs8,851
- Gold (Intl per ounce): $5,018, down $87 from $5,105
The international price drop of $87 per ounce, including a $20 premium, is seen as the main reason behind the dip in Gold Rates locally. Friday’s decline had already lowered the per tola rate by Rs7,100 to Rs533,262, creating consecutive decreases in the market.
Gold Price Trends This Week
- 13-March: Rs533,262
- 12-March: Rs540,362
- 10-March: Rs539,562
- 5-March: Rs537,162
- 26-Feb: Rs540,562
- 25-Feb: Rs541,262
- 24-Feb: Rs539,962
- 23-Feb: Rs536,562
This pattern reflects volatility in the bullion market. Traders and investors are keeping a close watch on these fluctuations, seeking safe buying or selling opportunities.
Silver Rates Also Decline
Silver prices also dropped, with a fall of Rs310 per tola. The current silver rate stands at Rs8,541. Experts say silver often mirrors gold trends due to global demand and market dynamics.
With international markets affecting local Gold Rates, experts recommend monitoring global developments closely. Analysts believe prices may stabilize soon, but short-term fluctuations are expected to continue.
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