Heavy fall in the price of gold and silver, how much is the transaction going on today?

Kathmandu. On Tuesday, the price of gold and silver, which is constantly increasing, has fallen sharply. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Traders Federation, today the price of gold has decreased by 7 thousand 900 rupees per tola.

Along with ths, on Tuesday, the price of Chhapawal gold remained at Rs 2 lakh 62 thousand 100 per tola. Earlier on Monday, the price of gold was traded at 270,000 per tola. Similarly, today the price of silver decreased by 305 rupees per tola and remained at 4 thousand 590 rupees per tola, according to the federation.

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