Gold Price Today
Track live gold rates today in Pakistan, India, and international markets. Real-time 24K, 22K, 21K, and 18K bullion benchmarks, interactive historical charts, and live gold rate tracking across major precious metal exchanges.
Gold Price in Pakistan Today – 24K Price Chart (Big Size)
Verified All Pakistan Sarafa Gems & Jewellers Association (APSGJA) 24K per tola rates • Large interactive financial chart in Pakistani Rupees (Rs.)
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Live Gold Price Chart: India (IBJA / MCX)
Interactive historical gold price charts synchronized with India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) and MCX futures benchmarks.
Gold Price in India Today – 24K Price Chart (INR)
Verified India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) and MCX futures benchmark 24K historical rates per 10 grams in Indian Rupees (₹)
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Pakistan Gold Price Today
Official Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Multan Sarafa bullion rates in Pakistani Rupees (PKR)
Pakistan Top 20 Districts Gold Rates Today
Real-time 24K and 22K gold rates per tola across Karachi, Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Multan, Quetta, Islamabad, and all top 20 districts. Click any city to view its dedicated price chart, weight table, and gold calculator.
India Gold Price Today
Official retail benchmark rates in Indian Rupees (INR) across Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata
International Gold Price (XAU/USD)
London Bullion Market (LBMA) & COMEX Spot Benchmark in US Dollars
International Gold Spot Price Chart (XAU/USD)
Wholesale LBMA & COMEX spot gold price in US Dollars per troy ounce • 15-minute delayed market feed
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Today's Gold Prices
Verified 24-Karat & 22-Karat bullion rates in official local currencies
Pakistan
PKR • Sarafa MarketIndia
INR • IBJA / MCXUAE
AED • Dubai SoukUSA
USD • LBMA / COMEXSaudi Arabia
SAR • Local Spot FeedBangladesh
BDT • BAJUS BenchmarkSri Lanka
LKR • Colombo ExchangeNepal
NPR • FENEGOSIDAUK
GBP • London BullionSupported Country Pages
Explore local gold rates, jewellery karats, and bullion benchmarks across 50+ sovereign markets
Calculate Jewellery & Bullion Value
Estimate the exact gold value based on verified benchmark rates. Adjust weight, units, and karat purity for instant estimates.
Understanding Gold Prices, Purity Standards & Market Benchmarks
Essential guidance on interpreting international bullion benchmarks, comparing karat purities, calculating jewellery fabrication markups, and reading interactive price charts.
Gold Purity & Hallmark Standards
Gold purity is measured in karats out of 24 parts. 24K (99.9% fine) represents raw investment bullion with no alloyed metals. 22K (91.67% / 916 Hallmark) is alloyed with copper or silver for structural durability, making it the premier choice for traditional South Asian jewellery. 21K (87.5%) is the standard across Middle Eastern souks, while 18K (75% / 750 Hallmark) is favored for setting diamonds and precious stones.
Bullion Weight Measurement Units
Different markets quote gold using regional and international units. In South Asia, the traditional benchmark is the Tola, standardized at exactly 11.6638 grams. Global wholesale spot trading is conducted in Troy Ounces (31.1035 grams). In Southern India and Sri Lanka, gold jewellery is commonly traded in Sovereigns or Pavans (8.00 grams).
Spot Benchmarks vs Retail Jewellery
Published spot rates reflect raw, unworked commodity bullion bars. When you purchase jewellery from a retail store, the invoice includes the raw metal value plus artisan making charges (craftsmanship and metal wastage), retail operating margins, and statutory local taxes (such as 3% GST in India). Always request a line-item cost breakdown before completing a purchase.
Reading Charts & Tracking Market Drivers
Gold prices fluctuate daily based on US dollar strength, real interest rate yields, sovereign central bank acquisitions, and geopolitical flight to safety. Short-term 1D and 1W chart views capture intra-session volatility, while 1M, 3M, and 1Y historical charts reveal structural macroeconomic cycles and currency depreciation trends.
Gold Rate Comparison, Gold Purity, and Frequently Asked Questions
Explore how global bullion benchmarks compare across local currencies, understand why karat purity impacts jewellery valuation, and find verified answers to common precious metal questions.
Comparing Gold Rates Across Different Countries
Gold prices vary across countries because each market operates under different economic conditions, tax rules, currency exchange rates, and supply arrangements. Comparing international gold prices with local rates can help visitors understand why the same precious metal may have different retail prices in different regions.
For example, the gold price in Pakistan today is influenced by the international gold market and the Pakistani rupee exchange rate. Similarly, the gold price in India today depends on global market movements, the Indian rupee, import duties, taxes, and domestic demand.
Gold rates in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka may also differ because of local currencies, market premiums, and applicable charges. When comparing countries, always check the currency, purity, weight unit, and price timestamp to ensure you are comparing equivalent values.
Why Gold Purity Matters When Checking Prices
Gold purity determines how much pure gold is contained in a particular item. This is an important consideration when comparing gold rates or evaluating jewellery prices.
24K gold is generally considered high-purity gold and is commonly used for investment bars and coins. 22K gold contains a smaller proportion of pure gold and is widely used for jewellery in several markets. 21K and 18K gold contain lower proportions of pure gold and are used in different jewellery designs.
The value of a gold item depends on its actual gold content, weight, and the applicable market rate. Jewellery prices can also include craftsmanship, making charges, stones, taxes, and retailer margins. Consequently, the displayed gold rate may not equal the final purchase price.
What Causes Gold Prices to Rise or Fall?
The international gold price can respond to several economic and financial developments. Changes in interest-rate expectations may influence investor demand, while currency fluctuations can affect the purchasing power of buyers in different countries.
During periods of uncertainty, some investors may increase their interest in gold as a store of value. However, gold prices can also decline because of changing market expectations, stronger currencies, or shifts in investment demand.
Central bank purchases, mining supply, jewellery consumption, and global economic conditions may also influence prices. No individual factor guarantees a particular market direction, so historical charts should be treated as informational tools rather than certain predictions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Gold Prices
Verified answers to essential questions regarding international spot prices, calculation methods, and update frequencies.
Make Better-Informed Gold Price Comparisons
Gold Price Today aims to make gold market information easier to understand by presenting available rates, international price information, and historical charts in an accessible format. Always verify the latest available data and consult a trusted local dealer before making a gold purchase or sale.