Fall in gold prices, how much per tola on Friday?
Kathmandu. The price of gold has decreased in Nepali market today. Gold has decreased by Rs 500 tola. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Traders Federation, gold has been fixed at 249,700 rupees per tola today.
On the other hand, the price of silver decreased by Rs 60 per tola to Rs 3,285 per tola.
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