Today, the domestic gold market witnessed stability, with prices remaining unchanged from previous days’ rates. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, the price of fine gold stands at Rs 136,400 per tola, while standard gold is traded at Rs 135,750 per tola.
These rates mirror those reported on Tuesday, emphasizing the consistency in gold prices in the domestic market. In contrast, the price of silver has also remained relatively stable, holding firm at Rs 1,675 per tola.
It’s essential to note that a tola is equivalent to approximately 11.66 grams, serving as a standard measurement unit in the Nepali market.
The unchanged gold prices signify a period of stability in the precious metals market, providing investors and consumers with predictability in their transactions. As gold and silver retain their value, individuals can make informed decisions regarding purchases and investments in these commodities.
The Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association’s consistent monitoring of market trends ensures transparency and reliability in pricing, fostering trust among stakeholders in the precious metals industry.
Overall, the steady gold and silver prices contribute to a conducive environment for trade and investment, supporting Nepal’s economic stability and resilience amidst fluctuating global market conditions.
