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Gold Prices Dip in Pakistan as Rate Falls to Rs457,536 Per Tola

Gold prices in Pakistan eased on September 22, 2026, dropping Rs2,700 from the previous session to settle at Rs457,536 per tola, tracking a pullback in international bullion markets.

By BBP Economy Desk · September 22, 2026 · 2 min

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Gold prices in Pakistan eased on September 22, 2026, with the per-tola rate settling at Rs457,536 — a decline of Rs2,700 from the previous trading session, according to figures reported that day.

What moved the price

Domestic gold prices in Pakistan are set by converting the international spot price (quoted in US dollars per troy ounce) through the prevailing interbank exchange rate, then adjusted by local jewellers' associations to reflect domestic market conditions. With the rupee holding relatively steady against the dollar through September 2026 — trading in a narrow band near Rs278 — most of the day-to-day movement in local gold prices this month has tracked shifts in the international bullion price rather than currency swings.

Why gold prices are worth watching beyond jewellery shopping

Gold plays a dual role in Pakistan's economy: it's a consumer good tied to weddings and cultural tradition, but it's also treated by many households as an inflation hedge and store of value, particularly during periods of currency or price uncertainty. Movements in the gold price are one of several economic indicators — alongside the rupee-dollar rate and the KSE-100 stock index — that together sketch a picture of investor sentiment in Pakistan at any given moment.

Where to check today's actual rate

Because gold prices are typically updated once or twice a day and can move meaningfully within a single session, any specific rupee figure — including the one above — should be treated as a historical data point rather than a live quote. For the current rate, check the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association's official notifications or a financial news outlet's daily gold price report.

Build Better Pakistan's Economy Desk tracks commodity and currency movements as part of our ongoing economic coverage.

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This article is part of our Economy coverage — Inflation, growth, trade and the everyday cost of living across Pakistan.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the gold price in Pakistan on September 22, 2026?
Gold traded at Rs457,536 per tola (11.66 grams) on September 22, 2026, down Rs2,700 from the previous session.
Why does the gold price in Pakistan change daily?
Local gold rates track the international bullion price (set in US dollars per ounce) converted through the prevailing rupee-dollar exchange rate, then adjusted by local jewellers' associations — so both global gold-market moves and currency shifts affect the domestic price, typically updated once or twice a day.

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