Breaking Record: Nepal’s Gold Market Hits All-Time High

Breaking Record: Nepal The gold advertise in Nepal has seen an exceptional surge, coming to a unused all-time tall nowadays, July 17, 2024.

According to the Alliance of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Affiliation (FENEGOSIDA), the current cost for fine gold has taken off to Rs. 1,49,800 per tola, a critical increment from the past day’s Rs. 1,47,800 per tola.

Similarly, Tejabi gold costs have risen to Rs. 149,100 per tola, checking a rise of Rs. 2,000 from yesterday’s Rs. 1,47,100 per tola.

On July 16, 2024, the crest cost for fine gold hit Rs. 1,47,800 per tola, highlighting the instability in the valuable metals market.

Meanwhile, silver costs have seen an increment of Rs. 20 per tola, with the unused cost presently set at Rs. 1,895 per tola, up from yesterday’s Rs. 1,875 per tola.

While residential markets proceed their upward direction, worldwide financial components stay powerful. Right now, the most recent universal g.old rate stands at $2,468.00 per ounce, with silver estimated at $31.03 per ounce in the worldwide advertise.

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