Aaj ke Rates — Ek Nazar Mein
Gold 24K: Rs 423,855 per tola
Gold 24K (10 grams): Rs 363,387
Gold 22K: Rs 388,534 per tola
US Dollar: buying Rs 277.50 / selling Rs 279.75
British Pound: buying Rs 371.45 / selling Rs 375.45
Euro: buying Rs 309.75 / selling Rs 314.15
Saudi Riyal: buying Rs 73.80 / selling Rs 74.30
UAE Dirham: buying Rs 75.45 / selling Rs 76.30
Kuwaiti Dinar: buying Rs 881.33 / selling Rs 894.11
Canadian Dollar: buying Rs 197.86 / selling Rs 204.79
Australian Dollar: buying Rs 193.00 / selling Rs 199.13
Japanese Yen: buying Rs 1.74 / selling Rs 1.84
Chinese Yuan: buying Rs 38.55 / selling Rs 38.90
Petrol: Rs 346 per litre
Diesel: Rs 378 per litre
KSE-100: 173,886.68 (Friday 6 November close; market closed today, Monday 9 November, for Iqbal Day; reopens Tuesday 10 November)
Here are today's key rates in Pakistan for Monday, 9 November 2026, in one place: gold first, then foreign currency rates in rupees, then petrol and diesel prices, and finally a short stock-market update. Gold has slipped from yesterday's levels, currency rates are unchanged from yesterday, fuel prices stay at the reduced levels announced on Friday, and the stock market is shut today for the Iqbal Day public holiday.
Gold rate in Pakistan today
The morning Sarafa benchmark for Monday is Rs 423,855 per tola for 24-karat gold (selling rate), down Rs 245 from yesterday's close of Rs 424,100 and down Rs 1,245 from yesterday morning's benchmark of Rs 425,100. Ten grams of 24-karat gold is Rs 363,387, which works out to about Rs 36,339 per gram, and 22-karat gold is Rs 388,534 per tola. The buying rate for 24-karat gold is Rs 422,655 per tola. The TT-Bar (cast bar) form of 24-karat gold is quoted higher, at Rs 428,048 per tola. International spot gold was around $4,106 per ounce this morning, recovering from Friday's levels near $4,047. Silver is Rs 5,750 per tola (selling). As always, individual shops may charge more once making charges are added, so confirm the final shop price before buying or selling.
Currency rates in Pakistan today (open market, Forex Association, 9 November)
US dollar: buying Rs 277.50, selling Rs 279.75.
British pound: buying Rs 371.45, selling Rs 375.45.
Euro: buying Rs 309.75, selling Rs 314.15.
Saudi riyal: buying Rs 73.80, selling Rs 74.30.
UAE dirham: buying Rs 75.45, selling Rs 76.30.
Kuwaiti dinar: buying Rs 881.33, selling Rs 894.11.
Canadian dollar: buying Rs 197.86, selling Rs 204.79.
Australian dollar: buying Rs 193.00, selling Rs 199.13.
Japanese yen: buying Rs 1.74, selling Rs 1.84.
Chinese yuan: buying Rs 38.55, selling Rs 38.90.
Other open-market rates today include the Omani riyal at Rs 717.70 buying / Rs 732.69 selling, the Bahraini dinar at Rs 733.75 / Rs 748.76, the Qatari riyal at Rs 75.07 / Rs 77.08, the Malaysian ringgit at Rs 68.35 / Rs 69.30, the Singapore dollar at Rs 215.55 / Rs 219.80 and the Swiss franc at Rs 333.48 / Rs 339.00. For comparison, the rupee closed Friday's interbank session at Rs 276.66 against the dollar, up 1 paisa from Rs 276.67 on Thursday. Open-market cash rates therefore run a little above interbank, and money changers may quote slightly different rates during the day.
Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan today
Petrol stays at Rs 346 per litre and high-speed diesel at Rs 378 per litre today. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) announced the cut on Friday — petrol down Rs 6.59 from Rs 352.59 and diesel down Rs 4.25 from Rs 382.25 — and the new prices are in force from Saturday 7 November until Tuesday 10 November because Monday 9 November is a public holiday (Iqbal Day). This was the fifth consecutive daily reduction in fuel prices — petrol has now fallen Rs 31.91 since Monday, when it stood at Rs 377.91. The cuts follow the fall in international oil prices and the government's daily pricing mechanism, under which OGRA now publishes revised prices on its website. The government still levies Rs 114 per litre in taxes and duties on petrol and Rs 100 per litre on diesel. The next revision is expected after the holiday, on 10 November.
Pakistan Stock Exchange update
The Pakistan Stock Exchange is closed today, Monday 9 November, for Allama Iqbal Day, a national holiday, and was also closed on Sunday. Trading resumes on Tuesday 10 November. The benchmark KSE-100 index closed Friday at 173,886.68 points, down 1,493.18 points (0.85%) from Thursday's record close of 175,379.86, after swinging between an intraday low of 172,809.89 and a high of 174,369.19. Friday's fall was profit-taking after four straight days of gains, with investors booking profits and worries returning about oil prices and a possible United States–Iran confrontation. Even so, the index ended the week 4.49% higher, gaining 7,477 points over the week. The broader All-Share index also fell on Friday, down 830.04 points to 104,193.89. International markets were mixed on Friday: in the United States, the Dow Jones fell 0.46% to 51,285.73, the S&P 500 rose 0.31% to 7,376.86, and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.09% to 24,579.42, recovering part of Thursday's sharp sell-off after a stronger-than-expected October jobs report.
Urdu summary
Aaj, 9 November 2026 (Monday, Iqbal Day) ko Pakistan mein 24-karat sona Rs 423,855 fi tola hai, dollar Rs 277.50 (kharid) aur Rs 279.75 (farokht) par hai, petrol Rs 346 fi litre aur diesel Rs 378 fi litre hai — ye qeematein 10 November tak barqarar rahengi. Stock market aaj Iqbal Day ki chhutti ki wajah se band hai; Friday ko KSE-100 173,886.68 par band hua tha, aur trading Tuesday 10 November se dobara shuru hogi.
Rates can move during the day, especially currency and gold prices, so treat these as today's morning benchmark figures and confirm the latest rate at your bank, money changer or fuel station before a transaction.
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