Gold and Silver Prices Increase in Nepali Market

Ratopati February 09, 2026

Gold and Silver Prices Increase in Nepali Market

Kathmandu. The price of gold and silver has increased in the Nepali market. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of hallmarked gold increased by 4,100 rupees per tola on Monday, settling at 304,600 rupees.

On the previous day, Sunday, hallmarked gold was traded at 300,500 rupees per tola.

According to the Federation, the price of silver also increased on Monday to 5,250 rupees per tola. On Sunday, silver was traded at 5,010 rupees per tola.

The Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association stated that the impact of the price increase in the international market is also visible in the Nepali market.

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