Gold prices fell on Saturday, with the international spot benchmark dropping $37 to settle at $4,043 per ounce.
The decline reflects a broader pullback in precious metals markets, extending a recent trend of downward pressure on the asset.
In Pakistan, the local market mirrored the global slide.
The price of gold per tola decreased by Rs3,700, continuing a pattern of domestic rates tracking international benchmarks closely.
This follows a series of recent declines, including a Rs4,700 drop per tola earlier in the week and a Rs3,800 retreat on Monday, when 24-karat bullion settled at Rs429,736.
The sustained downward movement suggests weakening momentum for gold after a period of elevated pricing.