Kathmandu — The price of gold in Nepal declined by Rs 2,100 per tola on Monday, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Associations.
The federation has fixed the price of gold at Rs 294,400 per tola for Monday, down from Rs 296,500 per tola on Sunday. The latest decline reflects a further reduction in the domestic gold market, with the price falling by Rs 2,100 within a single day.
Meanwhile, the price of silver also recorded a decrease. Silver fell by Rs 25 per tola, dropping from Rs 4,440 on Sunday to Rs 4,415 per tola on Monday.
According to the federation’s latest rates, both precious metals became cheaper compared with their prices on the previous day. The revised prices provide an updated reference for buyers, sellers and traders in Nepal’s gold and silver market.
