Gold prices in Pakistan remained steady on Monday, with no significant fluctuations recorded in major bullion markets. According to the latest update issued by the Karachi Sarafa Bazar and other leading bullion centres, rates held firm as both investors and jewellery manufacturers continued to keep a close watch on international market movements. The stability reflects the broader global trend, where gold has maintained its position as a strong safe-haven asset amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

For 24 November 2025, the price of 24-karat gold stood at Rs 437,600 per tolaand Rs 375,180 per 10 grams, reaffirming its position as the preferred choice for investors and high-value jewellery buyers. Market experts say that the resilience in prices highlights sustained demand and the influence of global market cues.

In the jewellery sector, 22-karat gold—commonly used for ornaments—was priced at Rs 401,130 per tola and Rs 343,912 per 10 grams. Other purity levels also showed steady rates, with 21-karat gold at Rs 382,901 per tola, 20-karat at Rs 364,761 per tola, and 18-karat at Rs 328,200 per tola. These options remain popular among buyers seeking more affordable choices without compromising on design or durability.

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Market analysts advise consumers and investors to stay updated, as local prices are subject to changes based on international shifts. Although today’s figures indicate stability, final rates may vary slightly across different cities and local markets. For now, gold continues to stand strong as one of Pakistan’s most reliable investment assets.