Silver Rate Pakistan Today - Live Silver Price Per Tola
Updated: Friday, April 3, 2026 at 9:59 AM
Silver benchmarks in Pakistan
Industrial use, jewellery demand, and global futures feed local silver prices. Fine (999) and sterling (925) trade at different effective rates—check purity and spreads when comparing our numbers.
Key drivers
- International bullion and FX
- USD–PKR and liquidity
- Seasonal jewellery demand and sentiment
- Competition among Sarafa participants
General education only—not investment, legal, or tax advice.
How we source and update rates
GOLDSILVERS.pk publishes indicative gold and silver benchmarks aligned with Karachi Sarafa market activity and international bullion references. Figures refresh when our servers normalize new data—they are not a guaranteed quote from any single dealer.
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Not financial advice: We do not buy, sell, or broker metal. Confirm purity, making charges, and final prices with your jeweller or bank before you trade.
Silver Rates
| Unit | Price |
|---|---|
| Per Tola | Rs. 10,483 |
| 10 Gram | Rs. 8,988 |
| Per Gram | Rs. 899 |
| Per Ounce | Rs. 27,955 |
Silver Market Trends in Pakistan
Silver prices in Pakistan are influenced by international bullion markets, currency exchange rates, and local demand from jewellery and industrial sectors. Since silver is globally traded in US dollars, fluctuations in the USD to PKR exchange rate directly impact local silver rates.
Unlike gold, silver has both investment and industrial demand. It is widely used in electronics, solar panels, and medical equipment, which makes its price sensitive to global economic activity and industrial production.
Key Factors Affecting Silver Prices
- International silver market movements
- USD to PKR exchange rate
- Industrial demand (electronics, solar, manufacturing)
- Local jewellery market demand
- Global economic conditions
Silver as an Investment Option
Many investors consider silver an affordable alternative to gold. It is often used as a hedge against inflation and currency depreciation while offering potential for price growth due to industrial demand.
Buying Tips
- Verify current market rates before purchase
- Check purity (999 or 925 silver)
- Compare dealer margins
- Track price trends before investing
Market observations based on historical trends and bullion trading activity in Pakistan.
Rates sourced from Sarafa markets and international bullion indicators. Information provided for awareness only and not financial advice.
Quick answers
What is “silver fine” vs sterling?
Fine silver is about 99.9% pure; sterling is 92.5%. Effective price per gram differs—confirm purity on your invoice.
Why might silver move differently than gold?
Silver has large industrial demand, so cycles there can dominate while gold often tracks macro risk and currency more.