Kathmandu – Prices of gold and silver in the local market increased on Thursday compared to the previous day, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association (FENEGOSIDA).
The price of gold rose to Rs 194,800 per tola, up from Rs 193,500 on Wednesday. Similarly, silver climbed to Rs 2,290 per tola, compared to Rs 2,255 the day before.
On the international market, gold is being traded at USD 3,338 per ounce today.
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