24K Gold Rate History

Gold rate history in Pakistan

Gold rate history in Pakistan is the record of what one tola of gold was worth in rupees on earlier dates. People check it before a wedding, before selling old jewellery, or when they want to see whether today’s gold price is high or low against the last few months. This page reads the rates stored for Hamari Dunya and draws them as a line, so you can see the move instead of guessing from a single number.

The figure is the metal rate. A jeweller in Karachi or Lahore still adds making charges, and sometimes wastage and tax. If a bangle cost more than the tola rate on this chart, the extra is the work on the piece, not a different gold price. Use the history to judge the gold. Ask the shop about the rest.

Historical gold price trends

A historical gold price is only useful when you know the window. Seven days shows the latest swing. Thirty days is enough for most households comparing a quote they received last month. Three months, six months and one year show whether the rupee price has been climbing or giving some of that climb back. All stored history is the longest view this archive can draw.

The highest, lowest and average cards are calculated only inside the dates you picked. A high for the last 30 days is not the high for the year. Widen the range before you call a price the peak. The difference column on the table compares each stored day with the stored day before it. A green increase means the tola rate rose. A red decrease means it fell. A neutral mark means the stored rate did not change, or there was no earlier day to compare.

Gold price by city

You can read the gold price by city for Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, Hyderabad and Gujranwala. The international price is the same starting point. The city difference, when one is stored, is a local adjustment added for that market. That is why the same 24K tola can be a little different in Lahore and Karachi on the same date.

Pick the city where you will buy or sell. If you are only watching the national trend, Karachi is a sensible default because it is the main bullion market people quote. Changing the city redraws the chart from the stored rows. It does not invent a rate for a day that was never saved.

24K gold rate and 22K gold rate

The 24K gold rate is the pure tola price and the base for the other karats. The 22K gold rate is 22 parts out of 24 of that price. 21K uses 21 out of 24. 18K uses 18 out of 24. Wedding sets in Pakistan are often 22K or 21K, so those are the purities to select when you are comparing a jewellery bill with the market. Bars and some coins are quoted nearer 24K.

Do not pick a higher karat than the piece is marked. The chart will look more expensive, and the comparison with your bill will be wrong. If the stamp is worn and you are unsure, treat the result as a range and ask a jeweller to test the piece.

Gold rate per tola and gold rate per gram

This history is shown as the gold rate per tola, because that is how most Pakistan buyers talk about the gold price today. One tola is 11.6638 grams. If your bill is in grams, divide the tola rate by 11.6638, or open the gold calculator and enter the gram weight. Ten grams is a common shop unit. It is not one tola.

The gold rate per gram moves with the tola rate. It is the same gold, cut into a smaller weight. A lower gram number does not mean the market fell. It means you are looking at one gram instead of a full tola.

What moves the Pakistan gold market

Three things sit behind almost every change in the Pakistan gold market. The first is the international gold price, usually quoted in dollars per troy ounce. The second is the rupee value of one dollar. The third is the local adjustment for the city. Demand from weddings, quieter weeks, and the mood of the sarafa bazaar can change that local piece even when New York has not moved much.

Inflation matters because families buy gold as a store of value when they do not trust cash to hold its worth. That demand can support the local price. It does not guarantee that next month will be higher. Supply also matters. When people sell old jewellery into the market, dealers have more metal and the local premium can ease.

International market impact

Pakistan does not set the world gold price. Traders in the large bullion markets do. When that dollar price jumps, the rupee tola usually follows on the next stored rate, after the dollar conversion. A calm overseas week can still produce a higher Pakistan price if the rupee weakened. Read the currency rates beside this chart before you decide the move was “only gold”.

The international price is per troy ounce, which is 31.1035 grams. The tola is lighter, so the rupee number per tola is not the ounce price with a dollar sign removed. The conversion is already done in the stored rate you see here.

Gold investment in Pakistan

Gold investment in Pakistan, for most families, means jewellery or a small bar bought from a known dealer. The history helps you avoid buying the morning after a sharp jump without noticing, and it helps you see a long climb that a single day’s quote hides. It is not a promise that the price will recover or keep rising.

If you are comparing an investment, look at the average and the low in the range, not only today’s print. Then separate the metal from the making charges. A designed set can cost far more than its gold value, and you may not get those charges back when you sell. Old jewellery is often bought below the full market rate as well.

Keep the dates honest. A rate from last year is not a rate you can claim at the shop today. Refresh the page, check the latest point, and confirm with the seller before you pay.

How to read this history

Start with the city and the purity. Leave the range on 30 days unless you need a longer view. The line is the tola value. Hover or tap a point to see the date and the price. The table under the chart lists the same days, newest first, with the change from the previous stored day. Export CSV or Excel if you want the rows in a spreadsheet.

If a date is missing, no rate was stored that day. The chart does not draw a fake point to fill the gap. Silver history, currency history and fuel history sit in the same tools on the left, and they use their own stored rows. Silver is the 999 tola rate. Currency is rupees per one unit, with no city. Fuel is the stored pump price for the city.