Gold Rates in Pakistan Today, 29 September 2025

Karachi just kicked off the week with gold prices shooting up—again. Not really a shocker if you’ve been watching the global market do its thing last week. Everybody’s wallet is feeling the heat.

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Sep 29, 2025 - 09:37

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Gold Rates in Pakistan Today, 29 September 2025

The Saraffa Association dropped the numbers: one tola of 24-karat gold? That’ll set you back Rs397,700. And if you’re the type who prefers counting by 10 grams, that’s sitting at Rs340,963. Yikes. Hope you weren’t planning on buying any bling today.

Gold, man, it’s just one of those things people have obsessed over forever. It’s shiny, rare, never really goes out of style—kinda like that one pair of jeans you keep wearing. Folks have been stashing gold away for centuries, hoping it’ll keep their money safe when, you know, everything else goes down the drain (looking at you, inflation). And it’s not just old coins or bars in a dusty safe. You’ve got gold flying around as futures, ETFs, all sorts of fancy Wall Street magic. Big shots in London, New York, and Shanghai are basically playing hot potato with it 24/7.

Why? Well, when the economy looks sketchy, everyone freaks out and runs to gold. It’s like the financial security blanket nobody’s embarrassed to admit they own. Prices jump around, though—thanks to stuff like interest rates, currencies doing their weird dance, or just global drama in general. Honestly, if you’re building an investment mix and you skip gold, you might be braver than me.

In international market, the gold price also dropped and now stood at $3,759 per ounce.

Today Gold Rate in Pakistan

City	Gold Price	Silver Rate
Karachi	397,700	Rs4,704
Lahore	397,700	Rs4,704
Islamabad	397,700	Rs4,704
Peshawar	397,700	Rs4,704
Quetta	397,700	Rs4,704
Sialkot	397,700	Rs4,704
Hyderabad	397,700	Rs4,704
Faisalabad	397,700	Rs4,704

Meanwhile, the rates of per tola and ten gram recorded an increase and stood at Rs4,704 and Rs4,032 respectively.

Market experts attribute the ongoing volatility to uncertain trends in global bullion trading and the fluctuating value of the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar.