Gold and Silver Prices Decline in Nepal as Gold Drops by Rs. 3,200 Per Tola

Gold and silver prices recorded a significant decline in Nepal's domestic market on Friday, Kartik 13, reflecting a downward movement in precious metal prices. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of gold decreased by Rs. 3,200 per tola, bringing its trading rate down to Rs. 280,300 per tola. On Thursday, gold was traded at Rs. 283,500 per tola. Similarly, silver prices also experienced a decline. The price of silver dropped by Rs. 105 per tola and is currently being traded at Rs. 3,825 per tola. On the previous trading day, Thursday, silver was priced at Rs. 3,930 per tola. The latest price adjustment indicates a downward trend in Nepal's precious metals market, with both gold and silver becoming cheaper compared to the previous day. The decline may attract the attention of gold and silver buyers, investors, and jewelry traders monitoring daily market fluctuations.