Gold price increased, how much per tola?
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 19 July 2026
Kathmandu. The price of gold and silver has increased in the local market on Sunday. Compared to last Friday, gold has increased by Rs 1,900 and silver by Rs 40. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Trade Federation, today the price of one tola of gold is Rs.
Compared to Friday, gold has increased by Rs 1,900 and silver by Rs 40. Last Friday, one tola of gold was bought and sold at Rs.282,000 and silver at Rs.4,000. According to the international media, one ounce of gold is trading at 4 thousand 31 and silver at 56 US dollars in the international market today.
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