A new record in gold prices
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The price of gold in the Nepali market has set a new record. A new record has been set after today's increase in the gold price which has been rising continuously.
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According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Traders, the price of printed gold, which was traded at Rs 131,200 per tola on Tuesday, has increased by 1800 per tola to Rs 133,000.
Similarly, Tejawi gold tola was traded at 130,500 rupees per tola on Tuesday, but for today, it has been fixed at 100,32,350 rupees.
The price of silver has also gone up. Silver, which was traded at 1,545 rupees per tola on Tuesday, has increased by 65 to 1,610 rupees.
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