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Gold Prices Rise While Silver Drops; Gold Fixed at रू 2,79,100 Per Tola

According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, domestic gold prices climbed by रू 800 per tola today, whereas silver witnessed a decline of रू 55 per tola.

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Gold Prices Rise While Silver Drops; Gold Fixed at रू 2,79,100 Per Tola

The domestic bullion market witnessed contrasting movements today, with gold prices heading upward while silver faced a moderate correction. According to the data released by the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, fine gold surged by रू 800 per tola to settle at a fresh trading price of रू 2,79,100. In comparison, the precious yellow metal had changed hands at रू 2,78,300 per tola on the previous trading day. Conversely, the price of silver experienced a downward slide, dropping by रू 55 per tola. With this correction, silver is being traded at रू 4,180 per tola today. On the prior day, the industrial metal had closed its trading session at रू 4,235 per tola. Market analysts attribute these fluctuations to shifting intraday dynamics in international commodity boards alongside adjustments in domestic demand patterns.

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