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.

Express

Related News

Stock market at 2654 points, turnover exceeded 7 billion

Kathmandu. On Sunday, the first trading day of the week, the stock market closed with an improvement in normal numbers. Nepal Stock Exchange NEPSE index increased by 7.06 points to 2654 points. Along with the index, there has been an encouraging i...

Collected more than 11 billion in Prime Minister's Disaster Fund

Kathmandu. Relief and financial support for the flood victims of Rasuwa is increasing. According to the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, there is currently 11.55 billion 56 lakh 26 thousand 971 in the Prime Minister's Disaste...

NEPSE rose by 48.71 points, the turnover also increased

Kathmandu. On Thursday, the last trading day of the week, the Nepal Stock Exchange NEPSE index has closed significantly higher. Continuing the positive trend of the previous day, the market has turned green. On this day, the NEPSE index increased...

Emergency oil supply to ease energy market volatility

Kathmandu. The International Energy Agency has said that the member countries of Asia and Oceania region will immediately send oil from their emergency oil reserves to the market. It is said that such a step has been taken to reduce the instabilit...

NEPSE fell by 10.25 points, trading fell to 8 billion 61 crores

Kathmandu. On the third trading day of the week, NEPSE index decreased by 10.25 points to 2662.14. Today, 21.17 million 15 thousand 868 shares of 324 companies were bought and sold, and 8.61 billion 64 million shares were traded. Today, while the...

Rumors of LP gas shortage are baseless: Managing Director Bhatt

Kathmandu. Chandika Prasad Bhatt, Managing Director of Nepal Oil Corporation, has said that the rumor of LP gas shortage is baseless. He posted on social media on Facebook on Wednesday not to believe the rumors that there is a shortage of LP gas i...