Karachi — Gold prices in Pakistan surged on Saturday, February 14, 2026, mirroring gains in the international market, with per tola price climbing Rs7,000 to settle at Rs526,962, according to the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).
The 10-gram gold price also rose by Rs6,001 to Rs451,784 during the day’s trading. The increase follows a decline of Rs8,600 on Friday, when per tola gold closed at Rs519,962.
Gold prices rise, silver declines in Pakistan – February 14, 2026
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Key Highlights
- Gold per tola up Rs7,000 to Rs526,962.
- 10-gram gold rises Rs6,001 to Rs451,784.
- International gold up $70 to $5,042 per ounce (plus $20 premium).
- Silver per tola down Rs105 to Rs8,219.
- Friday saw per tola drop of Rs8,600 to Rs519,962.
The international gold rate climbed $70 to $5,042 per ounce, with an additional $20 premium applied in local markets.Silver, however, saw a decrease of Rs105, closing at Rs8,219 per tola.
The upward movement in gold reflects ongoing global trends, including safe-haven demand amid economic uncertainties and geopolitical developments. Local traders attribute the daily volatility to international spot prices and rupee-dollar exchange fluctuations.
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APGJSA rates are widely followed as the benchmark for Pakistan’s bullion market. Investors and jewellers are monitoring the trend closely, with some anticipating further adjustments in the coming days depending on international cues and local demand ahead of Ramadan.
The sharp single-day gain marks a reversal from Friday’s drop and underscores gold’s continued appeal as a hedge against inflation and currency pressures in Pakistan. Market participants expect stability to depend on global economic signals and domestic monetary policy moves. Further updates will follow as trading progresses.
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