Askoley gold price
Gold Rate in Askoley Today
Review the latest Pakistan gold benchmark for Askoley, Gilgit-Baltistan, by purity and weight. Rates update at 9:00 AM, 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM Pakistan time.
Askoley gold rate by purity and weight
One table for the common rates used in Pakistan.
| Purity | 1 Tola | 10 Grams | 1 Gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold | Rs. 438,000 | Rs. 375,521 | Rs. 37,552 |
| 22K Gold | Rs. 401,500 | Rs. 344,227 | Rs. 34,423 |
| 21K Gold | Rs. 383,250 | Rs. 328,581 | Rs. 32,858 |
| 20K Gold | Rs. 365,000 | Rs. 312,934 | Rs. 31,293 |
| 19K Gold | Rs. 346,750 | Rs. 297,287 | Rs. 29,729 |
| 18K Gold | Rs. 328,500 | Rs. 281,641 | Rs. 28,164 |
| 12K Gold | Rs. 219,000 | Rs. 187,760 | Rs. 18,776 |
How to read the current rate for Askoley
The Pakistan gold benchmark shown for Askoley, Gilgit-Baltistan was updated on 05-Oct-2026, 03:00:03 pm PKT. Today’s simple bullion reference works out to Rs. 438,000 per tola, Rs. 375,521 per 10 grams and Rs. 37,552 per gram for 24K gold. The 22K benchmark is Rs. 401,500 per tola. The table, this paragraph and the structured data all reuse that one cached update; it is not a separate quote from a local shop.
Check whether the quoted figure is for bullion value or a finished jewellery item. Then check gold purity, net weight and all extra charges. For regional context, compare the Gilgit-Baltistan gold-rate directory, Skardu gold rate and Chilas gold rate.
Compare the full quote, not one number in Askoley
Pakistan gold buyers commonly ask why an online rate and a jeweller’s final quote do not match. Making charges, purity, product form, dealer spread, testing and the exact quote time can all change the amount.
Ask for the karat, net gold weight, rate used, making or wastage charge, stones, tax and final amount in writing. If resale matters, ask how purity testing and the buy-back deduction work. Our Pakistan gold buying checklist gives a short list you can use at the shop.
Why gold can move up or down
Gold may move up when
International gold rises, the Pakistani rupee weakens against the US dollar, interest-rate expectations fall, market risk increases, or central-bank and investor demand becomes stronger.
Gold may move down when
International gold falls, the rupee strengthens, interest rates or bond yields rise, safe-haven demand becomes weaker, or the local market premium narrows.
More than one factor can move at the same time. Read our guide to gold price changes for a simple explanation.