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Gold and Silver Prices Decrease in Nepali Market

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Ratopati July 17, 2026
Gold and Silver Prices Decrease in Nepali Market

Kathmandu. On Friday, the prices of gold and silver have decreased in the Nepali market. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers, today's stamped gold is being traded at Rs 282,100 per tola, down by Rs 3,100.

On Thursday, gold was traded at Rs 285,200 per tola. Similarly, the price of 10 grams of gold today has been fixed at Rs 241,855, the Federation stated.

Likewise, the price of silver has also decreased. Silver, which was Rs 4,325 per tola on Thursday, is being traded today at Rs 4,200 per tola, down by Rs 125. The price of 10 grams of silver has been determined at Rs 3,601.

The Federation determines the prices of gold and silver for the Nepali market on a daily basis based on international market prices.

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