Gold Price in Pakistan Today – 22 November 2023

Gold Prices In PakistanGold Price in Pakistan Today – 22 November 2023

On Wednesday (November 22, 2023), the gold rate for one tola of 24-karat in Karachi, Pakistan, is Rs 215,200.000.

It’s important to note that gold prices in Pakistan are subject to frequent fluctuations based on international market conditions; therefore, they are not fixed. The above rates are sourced from local gold markets and Sarafa Markets in different cities.Gold Price in Pakistan Today – 22 November 2023

Gold Price in Pakistan Today – 22 November 2023 (In PKR)

Gold Rate24K Gold22K Gold21K Gold18K Gold
Per Tola Gold215,200.000197,266.667188,300.000161,400.000
Per 10 Gram Gold184,500.000169,125.000161,437.500138,375.000
Per 1 Gram of Gold18,450.00016,912.50016,143.75013,837.500
Per Ounce522,936.000479,358.000457,569.000392,202.000

Today’s gold rate per Tola in Pakistan is Rs 215,200.000 on Wednesday (November 22, 2023).

Whereas one gram of 24k Gold is being sold at Rs 18,450.000 and 10 grams of 24K Gold are being traded for Rs 184,500.000.

A single ounce of 24k gold is trading at Rs 522,936.000.

 

Source: https://sarmaaya.pk/

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