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This is an indicative 24K gold market reference price converted into the selected local currency. The actual price charged by a jeweler, dealer, refinery, or bullion seller may differ because of premiums, taxes, making charges, spreads, and local market conditions.
Spot price (24K / gram)
PKR 39,090.30
Per gram
Per Tola (24K)
PKR 455,941.59
1 tola ≈ 11.6638 g
Per Troy Ounce (24K)
PKR 1,215,844.24
1 troy oz = 31.1035 g
Per Kilogram (24K)
PKR 39,090,300.00
1 kilogram = 1,000 g
USD per Gram
$10,863,194.37
Global reference currency
How to read this price: the displayed gram price is the market reference for 24K gold converted to Pakistani rupee. Tola, troy-ounce, and kilogram values are calculated from the same underlying gram price.
The displayed rate should not be treated as a guaranteed buying or selling quote. Actual local prices can vary due to currency movements, dealer spreads, bullion premiums, taxes, fabrication or making charges, and differences in purity or product type.
For more information about precious-metal pricing, purity, weights, and calculations, visit our gold and precious-metals guides .
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Gold Purity Price Table
Gold purity levels calculated from the 24K reference price
24 Karat
100.00% pure gold
- Per Gram
- PKR 39,090.30
- Per Tola
- PKR 455,941.59
- Per Troy Ounce
- PKR 1,215,844.24
- Per Kg
- PKR 39,090,300.00
22 Karat
91.67% pure gold
- Per Gram
- PKR 35,832.78
- Per Tola
- PKR 417,946.46
- Per Troy Ounce
- PKR 1,114,523.89
- Per Kg
- PKR 35,832,775.00
21 Karat
87.50% pure gold
- Per Gram
- PKR 34,204.01
- Per Tola
- PKR 398,948.89
- Per Troy Ounce
- PKR 1,063,863.71
- Per Kg
- PKR 34,204,012.50
18 Karat
75.00% pure gold
- Per Gram
- PKR 29,317.73
- Per Tola
- PKR 341,956.19
- Per Troy Ounce
- PKR 911,883.18
- Per Kg
- PKR 29,317,725.00
14 Karat
58.33% pure gold
- Per Gram
- PKR 22,802.68
- Per Tola
- PKR 265,965.93
- Per Troy Ounce
- PKR 709,242.47
- Per Kg
- PKR 22,802,675.00
10 Karat
41.67% pure gold
- Per Gram
- PKR 16,287.63
- Per Tola
- PKR 189,975.66
- Per Troy Ounce
- PKR 506,601.77
- Per Kg
- PKR 16,287,625.00
Gold Unit Price Table
Prices by common precious-metal weight units
Gram
1.0000 grams
24K gold price
PKR 39,090.30
Tola
11.6638 grams
24K gold price
PKR 455,941.59
Troy Ounce
31.1035 grams
24K gold price
PKR 1,215,844.24
Kilogram
1000.0000 grams
24K gold price
PKR 39,090,300.00
Pennyweight
1.5552 grams
24K gold price
PKR 60,792.21
Tael (HK)
37.4290 grams
24K gold price
PKR 1,463,110.84
Mesghal
4.6083 grams
24K gold price
PKR 180,139.83
Gold Value Calculator
Estimate the market-reference value of a selected quantity and weight unit.
This calculator uses the displayed gold reference price per gram and converts it according to the quantity, weight unit, and gold purity selected below.
Estimated market-reference value
PKR 39,090.30
Estimated value = 1 g × 1.0000 purity × PKR 39,090.30 per gram.
Important: this result is an indicative market calculation, not a guaranteed buying or selling price.
A jeweler, bullion dealer, refinery, or other seller may quote a different amount because of premiums, dealer margins, taxes, fabrication or making charges, product quality, purity differences, and local market conditions.
For gold, the purity adjustment is calculated from the 24K reference price. For example, 22K uses 22/24 of the 24K reference price before the selected weight conversion is applied.
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Live Gold and Silver Prices by Country
- My Gold Info provides indicative gold and silver prices for markets around the world. You can use the dashboard above to check prices by country, compare different gold purities, convert prices between common units, review recent price movements, and estimate the value of gold using our calculator.
- Gold prices are commonly quoted using different measurements depending on the market. For this reason, My Gold Info displays prices in units such as grams, troy ounces, tola, and kilograms. The dashboard also provides prices for different gold purities, including 24K, 22K, 21K, and 18K, so that you can compare the approximate value of gold with different levels of purity.
- The price shown by My Gold Info should be treated as an indicative market price rather than a guaranteed buying or selling price from a jeweler, bullion dealer, bank, or other local seller. The final price you receive in a local market can differ because of dealer premiums, jewelry-making charges, taxes, commissions, market conditions, and differences between wholesale and retail prices.
- Pure gold is generally referred to as 24-karat gold. Lower-karat gold contains a mixture of gold and other metals. For example, 22K gold contains approximately 91.6% gold, while 18K gold contains approximately 75% gold. The purity tables on this page help you understand how the estimated value changes as gold purity changes.
- A gram is a common unit for quoting smaller quantities of gold, while a troy ounce is widely used in international precious-metals markets. A traditional tola is also commonly used for gold in South Asian markets. Because these units represent different weights, converting between them correctly is important when comparing gold prices.
- You can use the gold price guides to learn more about gold purity, weight conversions, price calculations, and the factors that influence precious-metals prices. You can also explore our free gold and silver widgets if you want to display price information on another website.
- Select a country and choose either gold or silver from the dashboard. You can then review the current indicative price, examine the available unit and purity conversions, view the price chart, and use the calculator to estimate the value of a specific quantity. If you are comparing prices for an actual purchase, use the displayed figures as a reference and confirm the final price with the relevant local dealer or seller.
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What Causes Gold Price Fluctuations?
Understanding the main factors that can move international and local gold prices.
- Gold prices can change throughout the day because gold is traded in international markets and responds to changes in economic conditions, interest rates, currencies, investor demand, central-bank activity, and geopolitical events. The price of gold in a local market can also change because of exchange-rate movements and local buying conditions.
- Understanding these factors is useful when comparing a live market reference with a price quoted by a jeweler, bullion dealer, bank, or other seller. The final amount paid for physical gold can be different from an international spot price because additional costs and premiums may apply.
- Interest rates are an important factor for gold investors because gold itself does not pay interest or dividends. When interest rates and market expectations change, investors may reassess the relative attractiveness of gold compared with interest-bearing assets.
- Expectations about future central-bank decisions can also affect gold prices before an actual interest-rate change takes place. Markets often react to economic data, policy statements, and changes in expectations.
- International gold prices are commonly quoted in U.S. dollars. As a result, movements in the dollar can influence how gold is priced in other currencies.
- For example, someone checking the gold price in Pakistan, India, the United Kingdom, or another country is affected by both the international gold price and the relevant exchange rate. A change in the local currency can therefore cause the local gold price to move even when the dollar-denominated gold price changes only slightly.
- Investors frequently consider gold when assessing inflation and the future purchasing power of currencies. Changes in inflation data and expectations can influence investment decisions and demand for precious metals.
- However, gold does not have a fixed or guaranteed relationship with inflation. Other factors, including interest rates, currency movements, investor positioning, and economic conditions, can influence the market at the same time.
- Major geopolitical developments can affect financial markets and investor confidence. Wars, political instability, financial stress, international tensions, and other significant events may change the demand for assets that investors consider stores of value.
- Gold can therefore experience increased buying interest during some periods of uncertainty. The response is not automatic, however, because investors may also adjust cash holdings, currencies, bonds, equities, and other assets at the same time.
- Investment demand is an important part of the global gold market. Investors can gain exposure to gold through physical bullion, coins, exchange-traded products, funds, and other financial instruments.
- When investment demand increases or decreases significantly, it can affect the balance between buyers and sellers and contribute to changes in market prices.
- Jewelry is one of the major uses of gold. Demand can vary between countries and seasons depending on household income, cultural traditions, weddings, holidays, local economic conditions, and the prevailing gold price.
- In markets where gold jewelry is an important part of household spending, changes in consumer demand can influence physical gold markets. Jewelry prices may also differ substantially from the underlying metal price because workmanship and other charges are added.
- Central banks hold gold as part of their reserve assets. Changes in official gold purchases or sales can influence physical demand and market sentiment.
- Central-bank activity is only one part of the global market, but large changes in official-sector demand can become an important factor when investors assess the overall balance between gold supply and demand.
- Gold prices are also affected by the supply side of the market. Newly mined gold, recycled gold, and existing above-ground supplies all contribute to the amount of metal available to the market.
- Mining output can change because of production levels, operating costs, new projects, mine disruptions, and other industry conditions. Recycling activity can also change as gold prices rise or fall and as owners decide whether to sell unwanted jewelry or other gold items.
- Gold prices reflect not only current economic conditions but also what market participants expect to happen in the future. Traders and investors continuously evaluate economic data, interest-rate expectations, currency movements, geopolitical developments, and other information.
- This means gold can sometimes move before a widely expected economic event actually occurs. Conversely, a market may react only modestly to an event that investors had already anticipated.
- An international spot price is a market reference and is not necessarily the final price a customer pays for physical gold. Local prices can include currency conversion, dealer margins, premiums, taxes, transportation, fabrication costs, and other charges.
- Jewelry prices can differ even more because they may include making charges, workmanship, design costs, wastage, and other seller-specific charges. The purity of the item also matters. For example, 24K, 22K, 21K, and 18K gold contain different proportions of pure gold.
- A live gold-price reference can help you understand the current market value of gold and compare prices across currencies and weight units. However, a displayed market price should not automatically be treated as a guaranteed buying or selling price.
- Before completing a transaction, check the item's purity, weight, applicable taxes or fees, dealer premium, making charges, and the final amount quoted by the seller. For significant transactions, it is also sensible to compare quotes from more than one reputable dealer.
- My Gold Info presents market-reference prices for gold and silver in different currencies and weight units. Depending on the selected market, the displayed local price is derived from the underlying precious-metal market price and the applicable currency conversion.
- The site provides conversions for commonly used weights such as grams, tolas, troy ounces, and kilograms. Purity calculations can also be used to estimate the value of different gold karats from a 24K reference price.
- These calculations are intended for informational and comparison purposes. Actual transaction prices may differ because local market conditions, premiums, taxes, dealer margins, workmanship, and other charges are not necessarily included in a market-reference price.
- No single indicator determines the price of gold. Interest rates, currencies, inflation expectations, investment demand, central-bank activity, geopolitical conditions, jewelry demand, mining production, recycling, and market expectations can all interact.
- This is why gold prices can sometimes move unexpectedly even when one economic indicator appears unchanged. When evaluating a price, it is better to consider the broader market environment rather than relying on a single factor.