Gold prices retreated on Saturday, tracking a decline in international spot rates that fell by $10 to reach $4,088 per ounce.
The global softening triggered immediate adjustments in local markets, where prices dropped in line with the broader trend.
Multiple wire services, including The Hindu and The Namibian, reported similar downward trends in their respective regions, confirming the breadth of the sell-off.
In Pakistan, 24-karat gold per tola decreased by Rs1,000 to settle at Rs431,236, according to rates issued by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association.
The decline reflects continued selling pressure across precious metals, with both gold and silver prices falling in international and domestic markets.
This move extends a period of weakness in global bullion trading, suggesting that safe-haven demand has cooled or that profit-taking is dominating sentiment.
Multiple wire services, including The Hindu and The Namibian, reported similar downward trends in their respective regions, confirming the breadth of the sell-off.