How the tola rate moved day by day
The table above shows the last two weeks of trading days for one tola of 24 karat gold. Each row is a day's published close from the Karachi Saraf Jewellers Association, kept by this site from the daily record. Sundays are missing because the association does not fix on Sundays, and the rate can hold for a whole day, so the table is a record, not a tick-by-tick feed.
The close, trading day by trading day
Each day's 24 karat tola close and how far it moved from the day before.
| Trading day | 24K, 1 tola | Change | Change, % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Oct | Rs 410,000 | Rs -7,500 | -1.80% |
| 30 Oct | Rs 417,500 | Rs -3,500 | -0.83% |
| 29 Oct | Rs 421,000 | Rs -1,700 | -0.40% |
| 28 Oct | Rs 422,700 | Rs +3,200 | +0.76% |
| 27 Oct | Rs 419,500 | Rs +500 | +0.12% |
| 26 Oct | Rs 419,000 | Rs +1,000 | +0.24% |
| 24 Oct | Rs 418,000 | Rs -5,500 | -1.30% |
| 23 Oct | Rs 423,500 | Rs -3,000 | -0.70% |
| 22 Oct | Rs 426,500 | Rs -3,000 | -0.70% |
| 21 Oct | Rs 429,500 | Rs +0 | +0.00% |
| 20 Oct | Rs 429,500 | Rs -2,700 | -0.62% |
| 19 Oct | Rs 432,200 | Rs -300 | -0.07% |
| 17 Oct | Rs 432,500 | Rs -1,500 | -0.35% |
| 16 Oct | Rs 434,000 | Rs +2,000 | +0.46% |
| 15 Oct | Rs 432,000 | — | — |
Close of: 31.10.2026
What the columns show
The table has a column for the date, a column for the tola close, and a column for the change from the previous trading day. The date is the day the close was published, and the close is the association's figure for one tola of 24 karat gold. The change is the difference between that close and the previous one, and it is shown in rupees per tola.
A reader who wants to see the trend can read down the change column. A row with no change means the association held the rate from the previous day, which is not unusual. The table is a record of what was published, not a prediction of what will be published tomorrow.
Why Sundays are missing
The Karachi Saraf Jewellers Association does not fix on Sundays. That means a Sunday's row is not a zero or a blank row; it is simply not a trading day. A reader who sees a gap between Saturday and Monday should not read it as a missing observation or a data error. The association's week has six trading days, not seven.
A Monday morning check will often see a close from Saturday, because Sunday has no close and Monday's fix may not be out yet. That is not a stale rate; it is the most recent published close. The table above shows the last two weeks of trading days, so Sundays are omitted entirely.
Why the record is kept by this site
The association publishes a daily close, but it does not keep a public archive that is easy to read. This site records each day's close as it is published, so a reader can see the last two weeks without searching through old pages. The record is kept from the same source as today's rate, and it is not adjusted or smoothed.
A reader who wants to check a past rate can compare the table to the association's own publication, if it is available. The table is a convenience, not a substitute for the primary source. It shows what was published, in the order it was published, with no commentary.
Why copy sites' day high and day low are not observations
Copy sites print a day high and day low for each day, but on the source used here those columns are a fixed offset from the close on every row. They are generated, not observed, and they give a false impression of a trading range. A day high that is the close plus a fixed amount and a day low that is the close minus the same amount tell you nothing about what actually traded.
The association fixes one price for the day, and that price can hold for the whole day. There is no auction, no order book, and no high or low. A table that shows a high and a low is inventing a range that does not exist. This site does not print those columns.
What the change column means
The change column shows the difference between each day's close and the previous trading day's close. A positive change means the tola rate rose, a negative change means it fell, and a zero means it held. The change is measured in rupees per tola, and it is the only movement the association publishes.
A reader who sees a large change on one day should not assume the market moved suddenly. The association's fix can be delayed, or it can hold the rate for several days and then adjust it all at once. The change column shows the published change, not the underlying market movement.
What the table cannot tell you
The table cannot tell you why the rate moved, or whether it will move again tomorrow. The association does not publish reasons for its fixes, and this site does not speculate. A reader who wants to know the cause of a change must look at the world gold price, the rupee, and local demand.
The table also cannot tell you the retail price in a jeweller's shop. The sarafa rate is a wholesale benchmark, and a jeweller adds making charges, wastage and margin on top. A buyer who wants to know the cost of a piece must ask the jeweller for a quote, not read the table.
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Questions about today's rate
Why are Sundays missing from the table?
The Karachi Saraf Jewellers Association does not fix on Sundays. That means Sunday is not a trading day, and there is no close to record. The table shows only the days the association published a close.
What is the day high and day low on other sites?
Those columns are generated, not observed. On the source used here, they are a fixed offset from the close on every row, so they carry no information about actual trading. This site does not print them.
How often does the association fix the rate?
The association fixes the rate once a day, and the rate can hold for the whole day. It does not fix on Sundays, and it may hold the rate unchanged for several days in a row.
Can I use the table to predict tomorrow's rate?
No. The table is a record of past closes, not a forecast. The rate is set by the association based on the world gold price, the rupee, and local demand, and these can change at any time.
Where does this site get the daily closes?
This site records the closes from the same source as today's rate: the Karachi Saraf Jewellers Association, as republished by gold.pk. The record is kept from each day's published close, with no adjustments.
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