Aaj ke Rates — Ek Nazar Mein
Gold 24K: Rs 428,152 per tola
Gold 24K (10 grams): Rs 367,071
Gold 22K: Rs 392,473 per tola
US Dollar: buying Rs 277.30 / selling Rs 279.55
British Pound: buying Rs 371.35 / selling Rs 375.35
Euro: buying Rs 309.75 / selling Rs 314.15
Saudi Riyal: buying Rs 73.80 / selling Rs 74.30
UAE Dirham: buying Rs 75.40 / selling Rs 76.25
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 352.59 per litre
Diesel: Rs 382.25 per litre
KSE-100: 175,379.86 (Thursday 5 November close; market opens today, Friday)
Here are today's key rates in Pakistan for Friday, 6 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. The big news today is at the fuel station — petrol and diesel are cheaper again for the fourth day in a row — while gold has climbed further and the stock market closed at another new record yesterday.
Gold rate in Pakistan today
The morning Sarafa benchmark for Friday is Rs 428,152 per tola for 24-karat gold, up Rs 5,588 from Rs 422,564 on Thursday. Ten grams of 24-karat gold is Rs 367,071, which works out to about Rs 36,707 per gram, and 22-karat gold is Rs 392,473 per tola. International gold traded above $4,100 per ounce in the morning session, its highest level in more than two weeks, helped by a weaker US dollar and falling bond yields — that is the main reason local prices climbed again. 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, 6 November)
US dollar: buying Rs 277.30, selling Rs 279.55.
British pound: buying Rs 371.35, selling Rs 375.35.
Euro: buying Rs 309.75, selling Rs 314.15.
Saudi riyal: buying Rs 73.80, selling Rs 74.30.
UAE dirham: buying Rs 75.40, selling Rs 76.25.
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 Thursday's interbank session at Rs 276.67 against the dollar, up 3 paisa from Rs 276.70 on Wednesday. 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 is cheaper again from today: Rs 352.59 per litre, down Rs 9.41 from Rs 362.00. High-speed diesel is Rs 382.25 per litre, down Rs 5.56 from Rs 387.81. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) announced the cut on Thursday, and the new prices take effect today, Friday 6 November 2026. This is the fourth consecutive daily reduction in fuel prices — petrol has now fallen Rs 25.32 since Monday. The cuts follow a sharp fall in international oil prices after the United States midterm elections raised hopes of an easing of tensions with Iran. Under the current daily pricing mechanism, another price determination may follow, so these prices are for today and may change again.
Pakistan Stock Exchange update
The Pakistan Stock Exchange opens for trading today, Friday, after another record-breaking Thursday session. The benchmark KSE-100 index closed Thursday at 175,379.86 points, up 3,366.38 points (1.96%) from Wednesday's 172,013.48, after swinging between an intraday low of 174,291.25 and a high of 176,604.51 — the first time the index has ever closed above 175,000. The rally was linked to easing crude-oil prices and optimism after the United States midterm elections. The Shariah-compliant KMI-30 index also rose strongly, gaining 4,834.26 points to close at 251,232.44. International markets moved the other way on Thursday: in the United States, the Dow Jones fell 3.44% to 51,523.06, the S&P 500 dropped 4.36% to 7,353.73, and the Nasdaq Composite tumbled 5.52% to 24,315.00, wiping out Wednesday's post-election rally as technology and chip stocks sold off sharply.
Urdu summary
Aaj, 6 November 2026 (Friday) ko Pakistan mein 24-karat sona Rs 428,152 fi tola hai, dollar Rs 277.30 (kharid) aur Rs 279.55 (farokht) par hai, petrol Rs 352.59 fi litre (Rs 9.41 sasta) aur diesel Rs 382.25 fi litre (Rs 5.56 sasta) hai. Stock market mein Thursday ko KSE-100 record 175,379.86 par band hua tha, aur aaj market dobara khul rahi hai.
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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