Gold and silver prices retreated on Monday, extending a period of weakness in global bullion trading that began over the weekend.
The decline reflects persistent selling pressure across precious metals, with international spot rates tracking lower as traders digested the latest market data.
The downward move mirrors losses seen in international markets, where spot gold fell by $10 to reach $4,088 per ounce on Saturday.
The downward move mirrors losses seen in international markets, where spot gold fell by $10 to reach $4,088 per ounce on Saturday.
This global softening triggered immediate adjustments in local markets, including Pakistan, where domestic prices dropped in line with international benchmarks.
The sustained pressure on bullion values suggests a lack of immediate buying interest at current levels.
Investors are likely monitoring broader macroeconomic signals and currency movements for cues on whether the precious metals sector has found a floor or if further downside remains.