Gold and silver prices fell in both international and domestic markets on Saturday, extending a period of weakness in global bullion trading.
The decline reflects continued selling pressure across precious metals, with spot rates tracking lower as investors reduce exposure to safe-haven assets.
Gold prices had previously retreated on Saturday, tracking a decline in international spot rates that fell by $10 to reach $4,088 per ounce.
The drop in global benchmarks triggered immediate adjustments in local markets, where traders adjusted prices in line with international losses.
According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of 24-karat gold and silver both retreated, mirroring the broader pullback seen in London and New York trading sessions.
This latest decline follows a pattern of softening prices observed earlier in the week.
Gold prices had previously retreated on Saturday, tracking a decline in international spot rates that fell by $10 to reach $4,088 per ounce.