Following yesterday’s notable drop, gold prices in Nepal have seen a small rebound with an increase of Rs. 600 per tola on 25th October (9 Kartik, 2081).

Let’s break down today’s gold and silver prices.

Gold Price in Nepal Today – 25 October 2024 (9 Kartik 2081)

• 24K Fine Gold Price: NPR 166,600 per tola

Comparison with the previous day:

• 24K Fine Gold Price Yesterday: NPR 166,000 per tola
• Price change: An increase of NPR 600 per tola in 24 hours.

Gold Price Fluctuation Continues:
Gold price in Nepal saw a significant drop of Rs. 700 in a single day on 24 October, falling from NPR 166,700 to NPR 166,000 per tola. Today, the price has rebounded to NPR 166,600 per tola.

Silver prices, however, have followed a downward trend, with a Rs. 25 decrease today, bringing the price down to Rs. 2,070 per tola.

Silver Price in Nepal Today – 25 October 2024 (9 Kartik 2081)

• Current Silver Price: NPR 2,075 per tola

Comparison with the previous day:

• Silver Price Yesterday: NPR 2,095 per tola
• Price change: A decrease of NPR 25 per tola.

And if you have been planning to invest in gold, then Nepal Rastra Bank will be selling gold and silver coins from day after tomorrow i.e. 13th Kartik 2081.

Special Notice: Nepal Rastra Bank’s Exclusive Gold and Silver Coin Sale for Tihar!

This Tihar, the Nepal Rastra Bank has something special lined up for those who have been looking to invest in gold. The central bank is set to sell gold and silver souvenir coins and medallions to the general public. Here’s how to make sure you don’t miss out on these festive treasures:

• Gold Coins: The bank is offering 2.5 grams of gold per person on a first-come, first-served basis on Tuesday, Kartik 13 (October 29, 2024). But here’s the catch—it’s a one-day-only sale, running from 11 AM to 4 PM (or until stocks last!). So, arrive early and get ready to claim your golden souvenir!
• Silver Medallions and Souvenirs: From Kartik 11 to Kartik 14 (October 27-30, 2024), silver lovers can enjoy daily access to a variety of beautiful designs featuring symbols of the cow, Lakshmi, Ganesh, and Gajalakshmi. Available in options up to 25 grams, each person can purchase up to one of each design, with sale hours from 11 AM to 4 PM.
• What You’ll Need: Bring along your full citizenship certificate or another official ID (plus a copy) and be ready to pay by cash or QR payment.

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