Silver prices in Pakistan remained stable on Saturday, June 27, 2026, with the Karachi Sarafa market quoting the precious metal at Rs. 7,102 per tola. According to the latest market data, 10 grams of 24-karat fine silver were priced at Rs. 6,087, while one gram stood at Rs. 608.7. These rates reflect the domestic demand and international trends that continue to shape the bullion market in Pakistan.
The current silver rate comes as global markets exhibit cautious optimism amid ongoing economic uncertainties. Silver, often seen as a more affordable alternative to gold, has dual appeal: it serves both as a safe-haven asset for individual investors and as a critical industrial input for sectors such as solar energy, electronics, and automotive manufacturing. In Pakistan, industrial demand for silver has been rising, particularly in the renewable energy and technology sectors, providing underlying support for prices.
Market analysts note that silver prices often follow the trajectory of gold, which today remained elevated above Rs. 510,000 per tola. Global bullion trends, including fluctuations in the US dollar and geopolitical tensions, continue to influence local rates. The Pakistani rupee’s performance against the dollar also plays a crucial role, as imported silver becomes costlier when the local currency weakens. However, domestic factors such as seasonal jewelry demand and festival-related buying also contribute to price movements.
For investors and consumers, silver offers a relatively accessible entry point into precious metals. Unlike gold, which is often purchased in larger denominations, silver can be bought in smaller quantities, making it popular among middle-income households. Additionally, the metal’s industrial applications provide a buffer against purely speculative price swings. Local jewelers in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad report steady demand for silver ornaments and coins, with many buyers viewing it as a hedge against inflation and currency depreciation.
It is important to note that rates may vary slightly depending on the city, dealer, and time of transaction. The table below summarizes the latest official rates from the Karachi Sarafa market:
Weight – Rate (PKR) – Notes
1 Gram – 608.7 – Fine/Pure Silver
10 Grams – 6,087 – Fine/Pure Silver
1 Tola – 7,102 – Standard Sarafa Market Rate
These rates are approximate and based on the latest market reports. For exact pricing, buyers are advised to check with local jewelers or authorized bullion dealers. As the global economy navigates through uncertain times, silver remains a resilient asset with both cultural and industrial significance in Pakistan. Analysts suggest that sustained demand from the green energy transition and growing industrial output in emerging economies will keep silver prices buoyant in the coming months.
Source: ARY News