Overview of Gold Rates
The gold rate in Pakistan has witnessed fluctuations, and today, on December 23, 2023, it stands at PKR 218,000 per tola for 24 karat gold. The 22 karat gold price is recorded at PKR 171,325 per 10 grams. These rates are sourced from the Sarafa Jewelers Association and the International Gold Market, providing a reliable snapshot of the current market trends.
Detailed Gold Rate
Let’s delve into the specifics:
Gold Weight | Gold Purity | Rate Today
- 10 Grams 24K: Rs. 186,900
- 1 Tola 24K: Rs. 218,000
- 10 Grams 22K: Rs. 171,325
- 1 Tola 22K: Rs. 199,885
- 10 Grams 21K: Rs. 163,538
- 1 Tola 21K: Rs. 190,799
- 10 Grams 20K: Rs. 155,750
- 1 Tola 20K: Rs. 181,714
- 10 Grams 18K: Rs. 140,175
- 1 Tola 18K: Rs. 163,542
International Gold Rates
The global perspective reveals that the Gold 24K Ounce is priced at $2068.
Gold Rate Trends in Major Cities
Taking a closer look at the gold rates in major cities of Pakistan:
| City | Gold 24K per Tola | Gold 22K per Tola |
|---|---|---|
| Karachi | Rs. 218,000 | Rs. 199,885 |
| Islamabad | Rs. 218,000 | Rs. 199,885 |
| Lahore | Rs. 218,000 | Rs. 199,885 |
| Multan | Rs. 218,000 | Rs. 199,885 |
| Peshawar | Rs. 218,000 | Rs. 199,885 |
Gold Rate History – Last 10 Days
A glance at the gold rates over the past 10 days reveals the market dynamics:
| Date | Gold 24K per Tola | Gold 22K per 10 Gram |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 22, 23 | Rs. 218,000 | Rs. 171,325 |
| Dec 21, 23 | Rs. 217,400 | Rs. 170,853 |
| … | … | … |
Gold rate Insights
As of today, December 22, 2023, the gold price in Pakistan is Rs. 218,000 for 24K per tola. Gold, synonymous with purity and luxury, is a cherished element in our cultural heritage. Its demand peaks during wedding seasons, influencing trends in jewelry and investment.
Gold in Pakistan
In the realm of 24 Carat Gold, the rate in Pakistan today stands at Rs. 218,000 per tola on December 22, 2023. Gold holds significant cultural value and is both a fashion accessory and a prudent investment choice. The price of gold is influenced by global markets, including the London Bullion Market and, at times, the IMF, which sets gold standards and prices.
The fluctuating nature of gold prices is influenced by various factors. In Pakistan, gold rates often lean towards the higher side due to the perceived lower value of the Pakistani Rupee against other global currencies. Examining the history of Gold Price in Pakistan unveils a story of economic challenges and persistent inflation.
In conclusion, the Gold Rate in Pakistan serves as a barometer for economic conditions and cultural preferences. Stay tuned for the ever-changing landscape of gold prices in this vibrant market.