Each tael of gold rose by over 1 million dong, reaching nearly 149 million dong, with a difference of about 15 million dong compared to the world price.
Each tael of gold fell by over 4 million dong to nearly 147 million dong, with a difference of almost 15 million dong per tael compared to the world price this morning.
Domestic gold prices increased by over 4 million dong per tael early this week, reaching the 150 million dong range, with the buy-sell price gap narrowing.
Domestic gold price drops sharply by over 4 million dong per tael this morning, falling below 140 million, now only about 6 million dong per tael higher than the world price.
Domestic gold prices have fallen more sharply than global rates, reaching 153,8 million dong, a six-month low. This has narrowed the gap between local and international prices to less than 13 million dong per tael.
Gold prices have been on a downward trend since the beginning of the month, now falling to 160 million dong, with major brands no longer experiencing shortages.
