If you walked into a sarafa shop today, you would have paid more than yesterday. Gold became expensive again on Thursday, 5 November 2026, and the jump was not small.
The Sarafa market set the rate of 24 karat gold at Rs 434,700 per tola today, which is Rs 10,700 more than yesterday's rate of Rs 424,000 per tola. Rates moved during the day, so the final evening rate is the one given in this update.
Gold Rate in Pakistan Today — 5 November 2026
| Gold | Per Tola | Per 10 Grams | Per Gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Karat | Rs 434,700 | Rs 372,690 | Rs 37,269 |
| 22 Karat | Rs 398,475 | Rs 341,633 | Rs 34,163 |
| 21 Karat | Rs 380,363 | Rs 326,104 | Rs 32,610 |
| 18 Karat | Rs 326,025 | Rs 279,518 | Rs 27,952 |
Photo: World Finance
Why did gold go up today?
The local rate follows the international market. When gold rises in the world market, the per tola rate in Pakistan rises with it, because our sarafa rate is worked out from the dollar price of gold. A weak or strong rupee also makes a difference on the final figure.
One thing to remember before you buy
The rates above are the market rates of the metal only. Your jeweller will add making charges (banwai) on top, and those charges are different at every shop. So before paying, always ask the shop for the final rate of the day and the making charges in writing.
We update the gold rate on AajKeRates every day. If you are planning to buy or sell, check this page in the morning before you leave home.
Sources: Sarafa market rates reported by GoldRatesPakistan and GoldRateUpdate, evening update, 5 November 2026.
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