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Gold Price Rises by Rs. 1,700 Per Tola in Nepal, Silver Gains Rs. 115

Gold prices in Nepal increased by Rs. 1,700 per tola, reaching Rs. 2,90,100, while Tejabi gold also rose to Rs. 2,89,400 per tola. Silver prices climbed by Rs. 115 per tola to reach Rs. 4,150, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association (FENEGOSIDA).

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Gold Price Rises by Rs. 1,700 Per Tola in Nepal, Silver Gains Rs. 115

Gold and silver prices have increased in Nepal's domestic market, with both precious metals recording gains compared to their previous trading rates. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association (FENEGOSIDA), the price of gold rose by Rs. 1,700 per tola today to reach Rs. 2,90,100 per tola. On the previous day, gold was traded at Rs. 2,88,400 per tola. Similarly, the price of Tejabi gold also increased by Rs. 1,700 per tola. It is now priced at Rs. 2,89,400 per tola, compared to the previous rate of Rs. 2,87,700 per tola. Silver prices followed the upward trend, recording a gain of Rs. 115 per tola. Silver is currently trading at Rs. 4,150 per tola, up from Rs. 4,035 per tola on the previous day. The latest price movements indicate an increase in the domestic rates of both gold and silver. The revised prices have been reported by FENEGOSIDA, which publishes daily reference rates for precious metals in Nepal. Buyers and sellers are advised to check the latest market rates before making transactions, as gold and silver prices can fluctuate from day to day. With gold nearing Rs. 2.91 lakh per tola and silver also registering a notable increase, market participants will be watching closely for further changes in precious metal prices.

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