Gold price drops slightly

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Ratopati November 13, 2024
Gold price drops slightly

Kathmandu, November 13 — Gold prices saw a slight decline on Wednesday.

The price of gold is currently set at NPR 162,200 per tola (11.66 grams).

This is a decrease from Tuesday's price of NPR 162,600, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association.

On the other hand, silver prices have increased.

While silver was trading at NPR 1,925 per tola on Tuesday, the price has risen to NPR 1,940 per tola on Wednesday.

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