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Gold and Silver Prices Rise in Domestic Market on Friday

Precious metals saw upward movement across the country as gold and silver rates increased on Friday.

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  • Gold prices rose by NPR 1,500 per tola to reach NPR 294,800 on Friday.
  • Silver increased by NPR 25 to trade at NPR 4,450 per tola on the same day.
  • On Thursday, gold was valued at NPR 293,300 and silver at NPR 4,425 per tola.

Precious metal rates increased across the local market on Friday, according to updates from the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association. Hallmark gold advanced by NPR 1,500 per tola, bringing the new valuation to NPR 294,800. Silver also experienced a minor increase, moving up by NPR 25 to reach NPR 4,450 per tola. This upward trend follows the trading figures recorded on Thursday. During the previous session, hallmark gold was priced at NPR 293,300 per tola, while silver changed hands at NPR 4,425 per tola. The latest adjustments reflect ongoing shifts in local precious metal valuations. Market participants continue to monitor daily pricing updates provided by the industry association. The federation regularly issues these market rates based on prevailing trade conditions for gold and silver across the country.

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