Gold prices fell by Rs 11,700 per tola in the open market after Dashain
Kathmandu. After the long holiday of Dashain, the price of gold and silver has dropped sharply in the Nepalese market that opened on Sunday. Compared to the previous trading day, the price of gold has decreased by 11,700 rupees per tola on Sunday, according to the Nepal Gold and Silver Business Association
After a sharp drop in prices, the price of gold in Chapawal has fallen to Rs 278,500 per tola on Sunday. Earlier, on October 2, the price of Chapawal gold was traded at the highest point of 290,000 rupees per tola, according to the federation.
Similarly, the price of silver also decreased by Rs 230 to Rs 3,955 per tola on Sunday. On the previous trading day, the price of silver was Rs 4,185 on the 2nd of Kattaki.
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