KATHMANDU, APRIL 8
The upward surge of gold prices continued its robust momentum into Monday, marking an increase of Rs 600 per tola, reaching unprecedented levels in the domestic market.
Today's surge has propelled fine gold to a staggering Rs 136,200 per tola, setting a new all-time high. If this momentum continues, this record is likely to be surpassed in future trading sessions.
Yesterday saw a remarkable spike in gold prices as well, with a substantial increase of Rs 2,900 per tola, culminating in a new record of Rs 135,600 per tola, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers Association. This record, however, was swiftly surpassed on Monday as the market sustained its upward trajectory.
Similarly, Tejabi gold is currently trading at Rs 135,500 per tola, up from Rs 134,950 per tola on Sunday.
In tandem with the gold market, the silver market has also witnessed a rapid escalation in prices, with a Rs 15 per tola increase on Monday, now trading at Rs 1685 per tola. This follows a gain of Rs 55 per tola observed on Sunday.
