New record in gold price, how much is it being traded?

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Kathmandu. The price of gold in the Nepali market on Wednesday set a new record. The price of stamped gold increased by Rs 800 per tola on Wednesday, setting a new record.

According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers Federation, stamped gold, which was bought and sold for Rs 175,200 the previous day, was bought and sold for Rs 176,000 today.

Similarly, silver has decreased by Rs 5 per tola today. Today, silver was bought and sold for Rs 2,450. Silver was bought and sold for Rs 2,500 the previous day.

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