International gold prices declined on Saturday, dropping $11 to settle at $4,174 per ounce.
The move reflects a broader softening in precious metals markets, with traders stepping back from recent highs as momentum fades.
In Pakistan, the local market mirrored the international trend, with gold prices falling by Rs1,100 per tola.
This latest drop extends a period of heightened volatility in the region, where domestic rates have been tracking global benchmarks closely.
The decline follows a steep downward trajectory that began earlier in the week, with prices previously falling by Rs5,200 per tola.
The sustained selling pressure suggests that the recent rally in bullion has lost steam, potentially due to shifting rate expectations or trade policy concerns weighing on safe-haven demand.