Gold prices in Nepal continued to attract buyers on Thursday, as investors still see gold as a safe choice during uncertain times. Silver also remained popular, especially among small investors and jewelry makers.
On Thursday, gold was priced at NRs. 2,50,200 per tola, up from NRs. 2,44,300 per tola on Wednesday. This shows an increase of NRs. 5,900 in just one day. Silver also saw a rise, reaching NRs. 3,345 per tola on Thursday compared to NRs. 3,175 per tola on Wednesday, an increase of NRs. 170.
Experts say that the change in gold price and silver price based on international market trends and local demand. Factors like global economic conditions, currency fluctuations, and festival or wedding seasons in Nepal can influence the market. Investors and buyers are advised to watch these trends carefully before making any purchases.
Gold continues to attract attention not only for investment purposes but also for cultural and religious events. Silver, being more affordable, remains a favorite for small-scale investors and for making jewelry.
The increase in both gold and silver prices shows that the demand for precious metals is still strong in the country. Buyers are keeping a close eye on the market, as small changes in international trends can quickly impact local prices.
