The price of gold has seen a notable increase in Vietnam, with a jump recorded on Monday morning. This rise further extends the difference between the local and global bullion rates, establishing a new record.
Saigon Jewelry Company’s gold bars have seen a 1.06% increase in price, reaching VND181.2 million (US$6,985.08) per tael, equivalent to 37.5 grams or 1.2 ounces. Similar price adjustments have been mirrored by other sellers in the industry.
At present, the price of local bullion is VND24 million per tael higher than the global prices, marking the most significant difference on record. Notably, the price of gold rings increased at the same rate, reaching VND180.7 million per tael.
Internationally, gold and silver have continued to make gains. This comes as the U.S. dollar weakens, making metals priced in the greenback more affordable for international buyers.
Spot gold increased by 1.4% to $5,029.09 per ounce, following an almost 4% rise on Friday. Concurrently, U.S. gold futures for April experienced a 1.4% gain, reaching $5,051.0 per ounce.
The U.S. dollar is currently at its lowest level since the 4th of February. In the near future, investors predict at least two 25-basis-point rate cuts in 2026, with the initial cut expected in June. Notably, non-yielding bullion performs well in low-interest-rate environments.
What percentage increase have gold prices seen in Vietnam?
Gold prices in Vietnam have seen an increase of 1.06%.
What is the current price of gold bars from Saigon Jewelry Company?
The price of gold bars from Saigon Jewelry Company is currently at VND181.2 million (US$6,985.08) per tael.
How has the U.S. dollar’s performance affected the global gold and silver markets?
The weakening of the U.S. dollar has made metals priced in the greenback more affordable for international buyers, leading to an increase in the global prices of gold and silver.
