Gold prices in Pakistan saw another day of fluctuation on 3rd September 2025, as rates continued to respond to global market trends. The frequent changes in gold prices are largely influenced by international bullion rates, currency exchange movements, and overall economic conditions.
These adjustments are reflected in the local gold and Sarafa markets across major cities, where traders align their pricing with the shifts in global demand and supply dynamics.
The rates may vary slightly from city to city due to transportation costs, local taxes, and market demand. Buyers and investors are advised to check with their local markets for the most accurate pricing.
Gold prices in Pakistan remained stable on 3rd September 2025, with no significant change recorded across major trading units. The rates, closely tied to international market movements, were consistent throughout the day in local Sarafa and gold markets.
Current Gold Rates in Pakistan (3rd September 2025)
| Gold Type | Price per Tola | Price per 10 Grams | Price per Gram | Price per Ounce |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | Rs. 366,300 | Rs. 314,048.6 | Rs. 31,404.9 | Rs. 981,511.3 |
| 22K | Rs. 335,775 | Rs. 287,879.2 | Rs. 28,787.9 | Rs. 815,933.3 |
| 21K | Rs. 320,512.5 | Rs. 274,793.8 | Rs. 27,479.4 | Rs. 778,845.4 |
| 18K | Rs. 274,725 | Rs. 235,537.5 | Rs. 23,553.8 | Rs. 667,581.8 |
✅ Latest Update:
1 Tola of 24K Gold: Rs. 366,300
10 Grams of 24K Gold: Rs. 314,048.6
1 Gram of 24K Gold: Rs. 31,404.9
1 Ounce of 24K Gold: Rs. 981,511.3
What Drives Gold Price Fluctuations?
Gold is a globally traded commodity, and its price is influenced by a wide range of international economic and geopolitical factors. Key reasons for gold price fluctuations include:
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Interest Rates: Higher rates increase the opportunity cost of holding gold, pushing prices down. Lower rates often drive prices up.
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US Dollar Strength: Since gold is priced in USD, a strong dollar makes gold more expensive for foreign buyers, typically lowering demand.
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Inflation and Deflation: Gold is often seen as a hedge against inflation.
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Geopolitical Tensions: Crises or instability can lead to increased gold demand as a safe-haven asset.
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Jewelry and Investment Demand: High demand from markets like India and China can push prices higher.
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Monetary Policy: Central bank actions can significantly influence gold prices.
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Stock Market Volatility: A downturn in equity markets often drives investors toward gold.
