Gold Price in Pakistan Today Per Tola Drops by Rs3,400
Gold price recorded a significant decline in Pakistan on Friday, March 6, 2026, in line with losses in the international bullion market . According to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), the price of gold per tola fell by Rs3,400 to settle at Rs533,762 .
This drop continues a downward trend seen over recent days, with gold prices falling by a cumulative Rs26,700 over the past three sessions . The price of 10 grams of gold also decreased by Rs2,915, reaching Rs457,614 .
Today’s Gold and Silver Rates in Pakistan (March 6, 2026)
Metal & Purity Unit Price (PKR) Change
- Gold (24K) Per Tola Rs533,762 -Rs3,400
- Gold (24K) 10 Grams Rs457,614 -Rs2,915
- Silver Per Tola Rs8,914 +Rs104
- Silver 10 Grams Rs7,642 +Rs89
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Gold Price : International Market Impact
The decline in domestic prices mirrors movements in the international market. Globally, the price of gold fell by $34 per ounce to reach $5,110 . Analysts attribute this drop to profit-taking by investors after gold reached recent highs, as well as rising US Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar .
Interestingly, while gold prices fell, silver prices recorded an increase in both local and international markets. In Pakistan, silver per tola rose by Rs104 to Rs8,914, and per ounce in the global market increased by $84.30 .
Gold Price Trends in Pakistan
The Rs3,400 drop on March 6 follows a volatile week for gold prices in Pakistan:
- March 5: Gold fell by Rs2,800 per tola to Rs537,162
- March 4: Gold declined by approximately Rs10,000 per tola
- 3-Day Total Decline: Prices dropped by a total of Rs26,700 per tola
Gold Price : Analysis by Best Pak Mag
Today’s sharp decline in gold prices reflects shifting sentiment in global markets, with investors moving away from safe-haven assets amid mixed economic signals. The drop of Rs3,400 per tola in Pakistan is one of the most significant single-day declines in recent weeks, bringing much-needed relief for those looking to purchase bullion.
The divergence between gold and silver prices is notable – while gold fell sharply, silver actually gained Rs104 per tola. This suggests that investors may be rotating within the precious metals complex rather than exiting entirely.
For Pakistani buyers, today’s rates present a more affordable entry point compared to earlier in the week. However, with ongoing tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty around US interest rate policy, gold could remain volatile in the coming days. Those considering purchases may want to monitor both international cues and the rupee-dollar parity, as both factors significantly influence domestic bullion prices.
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