Track real-time 24K and 22K gold rates with historical performance and returns analysis
Want to track daily changes in your gold's value? FinHisaab's portfolio tracker lets you record your holdings and watch them grow — updated daily using live market rates.
No app download required · Works for gold, silver & mutual funds (stocks coming soon)
Daily P&L tracking
See how much your gold has gained or lost each day in PKR.
Compare with your portfolio
See gold alongside your mutual funds and forex in one dashboard.
Auto price updates
Prices refresh daily — no manual entry needed.
Performance snapshots
Track long-term CAGR and total returns on your gold position.
Gold has always been a preferred investment and a symbol of wealth in Pakistan. The price of gold in Pakistan is primarily driven by international market trends, the value of the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) against the US Dollar, and local demand-supply dynamics.
When checking gold rates, you'll most commonly see prices for 24K and 22K gold:
Gold is typically traded in two main units in the Pakistani market:
Note: Gold prices can vary slightly between major cities like Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Multan due to local market variations.
The daily gold rate in Pakistan is influenced by international gold spot prices in USD, the USD to PKR exchange rate, inflation and economic stability, local demand (especially during wedding season), and central bank reserve and policy signals.
The price of 1 Tola is calculated by multiplying the price of 1 gram by 11.6638 (commonly rounded to 11.664 grams in Pakistan).
Gold is traditionally used as a long-term hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. The right entry point depends on your investment horizon and risk preference, so tracking historical trend behavior is useful before buying.
Usually, displayed market rates are base metal prices. Retail jewelry purchases often include additional costs such as GST/VAT and making charges.
Gold vs other assets in Pakistan
Returns are normalized to the same starting point. Gold vs Inflation shows purchasing power context. Data from FinHisaab historical records.