Gold prices in Pakistan experienced a significant drop followed by a sharp increase within two days. On May 5, 2026, the gold price per tola decreased by Rs2,100, reaching Rs477,862.
10-gram gold was sold at Rs409,689 after a decline of Rs1,801. This drop followed a previous decline on May 4, where the price per tola was Rs479,962.
As of midday on May 5, the international rate of gold also fell by $21 to $4,555 per ounce. This influenced local market conditions.
However, within hours, the trend reversed. On May 6, 2026, gold price per tola increased by Rs11,100 to reach Rs488,962.
10-gram gold rose by Rs9,517 to Rs419,206 on the same day. Additionally, silver prices per tola increased by Rs223 to reach Rs8,072.
The fluctuations highlight ongoing volatility in the gold market trends. Observers note that these changes are often linked to movements in the Pakistani Rupee and international market dynamics.
The situation remains fluid as traders assess future movements. Investors are closely watching how these trends will impact their gold investments moving forward.
