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Gold Falls Rs. 1,800 Per Tola, Silver Down Rs. 45

Gold and silver prices declined in Nepal on Sunday, with gold falling by Rs. 1,800 per tola and silver dropping by Rs. 45 per tola, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association.

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Gold Falls Rs. 1,800 Per Tola, Silver Down Rs. 45

Gold and silver prices declined in the domestic market on Sunday (Shrawan 17), according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association. The price of fine gold dropped by Rs. 1,800 per tola to Rs. 283,200, down from Rs. 285,000 recorded on Friday. Silver also witnessed a decline, falling by Rs. 45 per tola to Rs. 4,315, compared to Rs. 4,360 in the previous trading session. The latest adjustment reflects a downward movement in precious metal prices in Nepal's domestic bullion market.

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