The price of gold and silver decreased on Friday, how much is the transaction per tola?

Kathmandu. In the local market today, the price of gold has decreased by Rs 5,900 per tola, while the price of silver has decreased by Rs 110 per tola. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Traders Association, the gold price per tola was Rs.283,000 and the price of silver was Rs.3,810.

Yesterday, Thursday, the price of gold was Rs 288,900 per tola and silver was Rs 3,920 per tola.

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