Continued decline in gold prices, how much per tola on Thursday?
Kathmandu. Recently, the price of gold in the Nepalese market has been continuously falling. Gold tola decreased by 1 thousand 800 rupees. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Business Federation, gold is being bought and sold at 292,700 rupees per tola.
On the other hand, the price of silver decreased by 105 rupees per tola and is being bought and sold at 4 thousand 810 rupees per tola.
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