Gold prices in Nepal have climbed sharply, rising by Rs 13,100 per tola over the past three trading days.
The surge reflects accelerating momentum in the local market, with daily increments growing larger as the week progressed.
The price action was driven by consecutive daily gains: Rs 4,200 on Wednesday, followed by a steeper Rs 8,000 increase on Thursday, and a further Rs 900 rise on Friday.
This rapid appreciation marks a significant shift in local bullion valuations within a short timeframe.
The move in Nepal aligns with broader regional trends in South Asia.
Recent data from neighboring Pakistan showed similar sharp increases, with local tola rates gaining Rs 9,100 on Thursday and Rs 12,200 on Friday.