Great fall in the price of gold, how much is per tola on Sunday?
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 30 August 2026
The Kathmandu. There has been a huge fall in the price of gold in the Nepali market. In a single day, a sum of Rs 9,500 was collected. According to the Federation of Nepal Sunchandi Traders, gold is being traded at Rs 3 lakh 9 thousand per tola today. The price of one gram of gold is Rs 2,64,920.
On the other hand, the price of silver is trading at Rs 4 thousand 7.80 per tola, down by Rs 185.
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