Gold prices in historical records
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 14 December 2025
Kathmandu. On the first day of the week in the Nepalese market, the price of gold reached its highest point on Sunday. According to the Nepal Gold Silver Gems and Jewelery Federation, the price of printed gold reached 258 thousand 800 rupees per tola on Sunday. Compared to Friday, the price of gold on Sunday increased by two thousand two hundred rupees per tola.
Gold was previously traded at 258,000 rupees on October 31. After that, the price of gold, which decreased, increased in recent days and reached its highest point on Sunday. Earlier last Friday, gold was traded at two lakh 56 thousand six hundred rupees per tola.
On the other hand, the price of real silver has decreased on Sunday. According to the Federation, with the decrease in price, per tola remained at 3 thousand 825 rupees on Sunday. Silver had previously reached 3,950 rupees per tola last Friday.
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