
Gold prices in Nepal fell Rs 3,800 per tola last week to Rs 294,800, while silver declined Rs 170 to Rs 4,450 amid rising US Treasury yields.

Gold and silver prices remained unchanged in Nepal on Thursday, with gold trading at Rs 293,300 and silver at Rs 4,425 per tola, respectively.

Nepse fell 11.90 points to 2,587.25 on Friday as turnover exceeded Rs 4.29 billion, with most sub-indices declining despite recent government measures to improve the stock market.

Gold and silver prices increased in Nepal on Friday, with hallmark gold rising Rs 1,500 to Rs 294,800 per tola and silver increasing Rs 25 to Rs 4,450.

Nepal’s stock market closed nearly unchanged Thursday as NEPSE gained 0.26 points to 2,599.15, with 139 companies advancing and turnover reaching Rs 4.89 billion.

Gold fell Rs 2,300 to Rs 299,500 per tola in Nepal on Thursday, while silver dropped Rs 60 to Rs 4,625, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

Nepal’s stock market rose 48.57 points to 2,633.62, with turnover reaching Rs 8.29 billion after the government announced a 21-point capital market revival plan.

Gold fell Rs 900 to Rs 300,100 per tola and silver dropped Rs 20 to Rs 4,600 in Nepal on Tuesday, according to FENEGOSIDA.

Gold and silver prices fell in Nepal on Monday, with hallmark gold dropping Rs 1,200 to Rs 301,000 per tola and silver declining Rs 40 to Rs 4,620.

NEPSE gained 27.94 points to close at 2,559.49 as investors responded positively to Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle’s planned 10–12-point stock-market reform measures.

नेपालमा शुक्रबार सुनको मूल्य प्रतितोला ४,८०० रुपैयाँ घटेर ३ लाख १ हजार रुपैयाँमा झर्यो भने चाँदी २५५ रुपैयाँ घटेर प्रतितोला ४,६०० रुपैयाँमा कायम भयो।

NEPSE index fell 13.85 points to 2,531 on Thursday, extending losses for a second day, while turnover declined to Rs 4 billion and all major sectoral indices fell.

Gold prices rose Rs 3,400 per tola to Rs 305,800 in Nepal on Thursday, while silver increased Rs 105 to Rs 3,855, according to FENEGOSIDA.

NEPSE fell 15.43 points to 2,545.40 on Wednesday, ending a four-day winning streak as all sectors declined, while turnover rose to Rs 4.19 billion.

Gold fell Rs 3,000 per tola to Rs 302,400 and silver dropped Rs 40 to Rs 4,750 in Nepal’s domestic bullion market on Wednesday, according to FENEGOSIDA.

Gold rose Rs 3,500 to Rs 305,400 per tola in Nepal on Tuesday, while silver increased Rs 100 to Rs 4,790, according to the Federation.

NEPSE index rose 18.07 points to 2,560.84 on Monday, with Rs 3.831 billion turnover as 195 companies gained and most sectors recorded broad-based recovery.

Nepal’s gold price fell Rs 2,400 per tola to Rs 301,900 on Monday, while silver dropped Rs 35 to Rs 4,690, extending declines from the previous trading session.

Gold fell Rs 3,100 to Rs 304,300 per tola and silver declined Rs 40 to Rs 4,725 in Nepal’s domestic market on Sunday, the week’s first trading day.

NEPSE fell 14.54 points, or 0.57%, to 2,542.77 over four trading days, while average daily turnover dropped to Rs 3.241 billion and market capitalisation declined Rs 25 billion.

Gold fell Rs 11,100 to Rs 307,400 per tola in Nepal’s domestic market over the week, while silver declined Rs 200 to Rs 4,765 per tola.