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Precious Metals Sparkle: Gold and Silver Prices Advance in Nepalese Market

Gold surged by NPR 600 per tola to reach NPR 2,87,300, while silver climbed by NPR 50 to trade at NPR 4,690 at the start of the week's trading session.

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Precious Metals Sparkle: Gold and Silver Prices Advance in Nepalese Market

The domestic bullion market in Nepal witnessed a positive upward trend on Sunday, Ashar 7, as both gold and silver registered notable price gains. According to the daily rates released by the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, fine gold advanced by NPR 600 per tola, pushing its market value to NPR 2,87,300 from Friday's closing rate of NPR 2,86,700. In tandem with the yellow metal, silver prices also moved upward by NPR 50 per tola. Consequently, the white metal is currently being traded at NPR 4,690 per tola, compared to the NPR 4,640 recorded at the close of Friday's session.

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