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Gold rate in Pakistan - Thursday 08 Feb, 2024
Gold Rate 24K Gold 22K Gold 21K Gold 18K Gold
Per Tola Gold 221,800.000 203,316.667 194,075.000 166,350.000
Per 10 Gram Gold 190,160.000 174,313.333 166,390.000 142,620.000
Per 1 Gram Gold 19,016.000 17,431.333 16,639.000 14,262.000
Per Ounce 538,974.000 494,059.500 471,602.250 404,230.500

Gold rate per Tola in Pakistan today is Rs 221,800.000 on Thursday 08 Feb, 2024.

1 gram of 24k Gold was being sold at Rs 19,016.000 and 10 grams of 24K Gold were being traded for Rs 190,160.000.

A single ounce of 24 Karat Gold was trading at Rs 538,974.000.

How many grams are there in one Tola Gold?

Currently in Pakistan, one tola equals to 11.667 grams of gold

How many Tolas are there in one ounce of Gold?

One ounce is equal to 2.43 Tolas of Gold in Pakistan.

How many grams are there in one ounce of Gold?

One ounce of Gold is equivalent to 28.35081 grams

What Causes Price Fluctuations in Gold Prices?

Gold is recognized all over the world for its investment value as well as for its use in jewelry making. As a global market, gold prices can be affected by a host of factors. Some of the major potential drivers of live gold prices include:

   * Interest rates

   * Monetary policy

   * Geopolitics

   * Risk aversion/appetite

   * Currency markets

   * Inflation or Deflation

   * investment demand

   * jewelry demand

   * Equity markets

Gold is typically denominated in U.S. Dollars, and the value of the dollar can have a significant impact on the live gold price. As the dollar strengthens, it can potentially make gold relatively more expensive for foreign investors, driving the price down in the process. On the other hand, if the dollar is weakening, it can potentially make gold relatively less expensive for foreign investors, driving gold prices higher in the process. Changes in the U.S. Dollar Index are a major catalyst for changes in live gold prices on a daily basis.

Gold can also be affected by rising or falling gold jewelry demand. India, for example, is home to a major gold jewelry market. When demand for such jewelry is strong, gold prices may possibly rise. If jewelry demand is soft, however, it may potentially be reflected in weaker gold prices.

Interest rates are another primary driver of gold prices. Higher interest rates can make holding gold relatively more expensive, as there is an opportunity cost to hold gold given the fact that it does not pay dividends or interest. Lower interest rates, however, may potentially have a positive effect on gold. This is due to the fact that lower rates lessen the potential opportunity cost of holding gold, and therefore may possibly make it more attractive to investors.