Gold prices retreated in Wednesday trading, with the international benchmark falling by $10 to settle at $4,040 per ounce.
The decline marks a continuation of the softening trend that has characterized the precious metals market over the past week.
In Pakistan, local gold prices followed the global lead, dropping by Rs1,000 per tola.
Domestic markets have consistently mirrored international movements, reflecting the tight coupling between local demand and global spot prices.
This latest slide extends a period of heightened volatility for the yellow metal.
Earlier in the week, gold prices in Pakistan fell sharply, with the local tola rate dropping by Rs10,400 as international benchmarks experienced a significant downturn.