Kathmandu: Gold prices have continued to fall in the Nepali market, dropping by nearly Rs. 10,000 per tola in just one week, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association. On Kartik 6, gold was traded at Rs. 290,200 per tola.
By Kartik 13, the price had dropped by Rs. 9,900 to Rs. 280,300 per tola. The sharpest decline occurred on Sunday, Kartik 8, when gold prices fell by Rs. 11,700 in a single day to Rs. 278,500 per tola. However, prices gradually increased over the following days:
- Kartik 9: Increased by Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 281,500.
- Kartik 10: Increased by Rs. 800 to Rs. 282,300.
- Kartik 11: Increased by Rs. 900 to Rs. 283,200.
- Kartik 12: Increased by Rs. 300 to Rs. 283,500.
- Kartik 13: Decreased by Rs. 3,200 to Rs. 280,300.
According to the association, gold prices recorded an overall decline of Rs. 9,900 per tola during the week.
