Gold prices in Pakistan remained stable on Sunday, January 18, 2026, following a slight decline recorded a day earlier. As local bullion markets remain closed on Sundays, the rates from Saturday evening continue to be treated as the official market prices for today.
According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association (APSGJA), gold prices are currently holding firm after investors booked profits amid a dip in international bullion rates.
Gold Rate in Pakistan – 18 January 2026
Here are the latest official gold prices across Pakistan:
| Gold Type | Price per Tola | Price per 10 Grams |
| 24 Karat | Rs. 481,862 | Rs. 413,118 |
| 22 Karat | Rs. 441,707 | Rs. 378,705 |
| 21 Karat | Rs. 421,630 | Rs. 361,478 |
| 18 Karat | Rs. 361,397 | Rs. 309,839 |
These rates reflect the closing prices from Saturday, as no trading activity takes place on Sundays.
Key Market Insights
Market analysts noted that gold prices fell by Rs. 600 per tola on Saturday, mainly due to a decline in global bullion prices and short-term profit-taking by investors. Despite the drop, domestic prices have shown resilience due to continued demand for safe-haven assets.
WhatsApp ChannelIn the international market, gold is currently trading near $4,595 per ounce, which continues to influence local pricing trends. Currency fluctuations, especially movements in the US dollar, also play a critical role in shaping Pakistan’s gold rates.
Meanwhile, 24-karat silver is being traded at approximately Rs. 9,482 per tola in the local market.
Gold Prices in Major Pakistani Cities
Although the base rate remains the same nationwide, minor variations of Rs. 200 to Rs. 500 per tola are commonly seen due to local demand and Sarafa Bazaar conditions.
- Karachi: Rs. 481,862
- Lahore: Rs. 482,100
- Islamabad / Rawalpindi: Rs. 482,200
- Peshawar: Rs. 481,950
Jewellers advise buyers to confirm the final rate with their local Sarafa market before completing any transaction.
Outlook for Gold Prices
Experts believe gold prices may remain range-bound in the coming days, with global economic signals, US dollar movement, and international interest rate expectations likely to guide future trends. Any sharp change in global bullion markets could immediately reflect in local prices once trading resumes on Monday.
Final Note
Gold rates in Pakistan can fluctuate several times a day due to changes in international prices and exchange rates. Investors and buyers are strongly advised to rely on official Sarafa sources and verify prices locally before buying or selling gold.
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