The gold price in Nepal has increased by Rs. 1,200 per tola, bringing the new market rate to Rs. 191,700 per tola as of today. This significant jump in gold price reflects current global market trends and rising domestic demand for the precious metal. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association (FENEGOSIDA), this rise aligns with investor behavior during times of economic uncertainty, as many view gold as a safe-haven asset.
In contrast, the price of silver experienced a slight decline. Silver is now trading at Rs. 2,145 per tola, which is lower compared to its previous rate. This dip might be an opportunity for buyers looking to invest in silver while the prices remain favorable.
The latest surge in the gold price can be attributed to multiple factors including international price movements, increasing festive demand, and local market conditions. Whether you’re an investor or a casual buyer, this change in the gold price could influence your next move in the precious metals market.
As the gold price reaches Rs. 191,700 per tola, many traders are watching closely to see if the upward trend continues or stabilizes in the coming days.
