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Gold and Silver Prices Slide in Nepal as Gold Drops Rs 1,100 per Tola

Gold prices in Nepal fell by Rs 1,100 per tola, while silver declined by Rs 220 on Thursday, Ashoj 29. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, gold was traded at Rs 288,400 per tola and silver at Rs 4,035 per tola, extending the recent downward trend in precious metal prices.

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Gold and Silver Prices Slide in Nepal as Gold Drops Rs 1,100 per Tola

Gold and silver prices declined in the Nepali market on Thursday, Ashoj 29, with both precious metalsrecording notable price drops. According tothe Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, theprice of gold decreased by Rs 1,100 per tola to Rs 288,400, compared to Rs289,500 per tola on Wednesday.Similarly, silver prices fell by Rs 220 per tola, dropping from Rs 4,255 on Wednesday to Rs 4,035 onThursday.The latest figures indicate that gold and silver prices have continued to decline in recent days. Thedownward movement has brought changes tothe domestic precious metals market, with the updated ratesreflecting the latest prices announced by the association.

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