Gold prices moved higher on Saturday in both Pakistan and international markets, reversing a one-day decline.
The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association confirmed the upward shift, noting that the recovery was evident across local trading desks and global benchmarks.
This rebound follows a period of volatility that had previously pushed spot gold to its lowest level since June 11.
The recent price action suggests that selling pressure has eased, with buyers stepping in to support the metal after the brief dip.
The recovery aligns with broader trends seen in other major markets, including India, where gold prices also surged recently amid a weakening US dollar.
The move highlights the continued sensitivity of precious metals to currency fluctuations and global risk sentiment.