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Gold price falls Rs 400 per tola on Monday

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The price of gold experienced a notable decline on Monday, dropping by Rs 400 per tola. This decrease marks a significant shift in the market, reflecting recent trends in precious metal valuations.

The Annapurna Express reported this change, highlighting its importance for investors and traders who track gold prices closely. The drop in price could be attributed to various factors, including market speculation, economic indicators, or changes in global demand.

For those involved in the gold market, this fluctuation serves as a reminder of the volatility inherent in commodity trading. The Annapurna Express continues to provide updates on such developments, ensuring readers stay informed about key financial movements.

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