Gold and silver prices are at an all-time high
Kathmandu. On Monday, the price of both gold and silver was the highest ever. The Nepal Gold and Silver Business Federation has fixed the price of gold at 261,700 rupees per tola on this day. Which price is 3 thousand 400 rupees more than the previous day. Earlier, the record set by the gold price last Monday was broken in exactly one week. Last Monday, breaking all previous records, gold was traded at 260,700 rupees per tola.
Similarly, the price of silver has been making a new record for the past few days. Compared to the previous day, the price has increased by Rs. 130 per tola. According to which, the price of silver per tola has been fixed at 4 thousand 235 rupees. The previous day it was traded at 4 thousand 105 rupees. The price of gold and silver has set a new record in the international market as well.
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