South Asian News Network

The Nepalese gold and silver market has established a new record for printed gold at Rs 1 lakh 23 thousand per tola. The price of gold has risen by Rs 2,000 per tola, setting a record high. The price of acid gold has been set at Rs 122,400 per tola, up from Rs 120,400 the previous day.
Silver has also climbed by Rs 35 per tola, reaching Rs 1,444 per tola. Gold was initially traded at a high rate of Rs 122,000 per tola on January 12, but then returned to normal for a while before reaching Rs 1 lakh 16 thousand five hundred on February 2.
The association determines the daily transaction price in Nepal in comparison to the international market, where gold is now valued at roughly $2,135 per ounce.