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Gold falls by Rs 500 per tola in Nepal on Friday

Silver also eased, losing Rs 30 per tola, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association.

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News card: Gold falls by Rs 500 per tola in Nepal on Friday. Category: economy. Sources: The Annapurna Express.

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  • Gold down Rs 500 per tola in Nepal's domestic market on Friday
  • Silver down Rs 30 per tola on the same day
  • Rates cited from the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association

Gold became cheaper in Nepal's domestic market on Friday, with the price down by Rs 500 per tola, The Annapurna Express reported, citing the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association. Silver also lost ground. The federation's rate for the metal was Rs 30 per tola lower on Friday, according to the report. The Annapurna Express cited the federation as the source of Friday's traded rates for both metals. The report did not say what was behind the decline.

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