Fall in gold prices, how much per tola on Friday?
Kathmandu. The price of gold has decreased in Nepali market today. Gold tola has fallen by two thousand rupees. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Business Federation, gold is being traded at 258,400 rupees per tola today.
On the other hand, the price of silver has also decreased. Silver today has decreased by 75 rupees per tola to 4 thousand five rupees per tola.
Express
Related News
A significant increase in the import of petroleum products
Parsa. In the six months of the current financial year, petroleum products worth Rs 90 billion and six crores have been imported through Birgunj. During the same period of the current year, petroleum products worth Rs. In the six months of the cur...
NMB Bank launched 'Softpos' service, card payments can be taken from smartphones
Kathmandu. NMB Bank has launched Softpos service for the first time in Nepal. According to the bank, any supported Android mobile phone can be used as a POS machine. Through this service, small and medium enterprises a...
Authority constructing new Butwal Lamhi transmission line
Kathmandu. The Nepal Electricity Authority is going to construct a new Butwal Lamahi power transmission line with a capacity of 400 KV. The total length of 161 km transmission line is intended to transmit the electricity of eastern Nepal to the we...
Gold price drop again, how much per tola on Monday?
Kathmandu. Gold, which fell by 11,600 rupees per tola on Sunday, has also decreased today. Gold tola has decreased by two thousand rupees.
According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Traders Federation, gold tola is be...
21.78 points decline in NEPSE, turnover of 3 billion 79 crores
Kathmandu. On the fourth trading day of the week, the stock market NEPSE index fell by 21.78 points to 2543.37. On NEPSE, 83 lakh 22 thousand 338 shares of 321 companies were bought and sold on this day. Today, while t...
With the beginning of Tihar, the buying and selling of flowers increased, Nepal is becoming self-sufficient in flower business
Kathmandu. With the beginning of Tihar, the second biggest festival of Nepalese, the buying and selling of flowers has increased rapidly. In Tihar, which is a festival of flowers and colors, there is a lot of use of flowers from worship to various...



