Gold prices have further edged lower in Sri Lanka on Monday (May 29), according to market sources.
Accordingly, the rate of a pound of “22 carat” gold at Hettiweediya gold market in Colombo has lowered down to Rs. 150,800
Meanwhile, the price of a pound of “24 carat” gold, which prevailed at Rs. 165,000 last Friday (May 26), has now dropped down to Rs. 163,000, according to the market.
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