Live Gold Price in Pakistan — Per Tola, Per Gram, Per Ounce

The gold-to-silver ratio is how many tola (or ounces) of silver it takes to equal the value of one tola of gold. It moves with both metals' spot prices and is a common gauge investors use to judge whether silver looks cheap or expensive relative to gold. The comparison above recalculates it in real time from live spot prices.

It can happen. Platinum and palladium prices are driven mainly by industrial demand (autocatalysts, electronics) rather than the investment and jewellery demand that moves gold, so their prices can swing independently of gold's and have, at times in market history, briefly overtaken it.

Copper is an industrial base metal mined and used in enormous volumes for wiring, construction, and electronics, while gold is scarce and held mainly as a store of value. That supply-and-demand gap is why a tola of copper costs a tiny fraction of a tola of gold, even though both are converted from the same international spot markets here.

No. Like our gold price, these are international spot-market conversions, not retail quotes. A local dealer's price for silver, platinum, palladium, or copper will include premiums, purity differences, and making charges on top of (or below) the spot equivalent shown here.