Gold bar brands this morning reduced prices by 2.2 million dong, following a downward trend in the global market.

Gold bar prices lowered by 4 million VND this morning as brands reduced buying and selling rates, reflecting a global downward trend.

On the morning of 3/3, major brands reduced the selling price of gold bars by 1.5 million dong, reaching 189.4 million dong per tael.

Gold brands raise selling prices to 185,3 million dong amid global surge.

Following the holiday break, brands increased gold bar selling prices by an additional 3,6 million dong per tael, reaching 184,6 million dong.

Global gold prices experienced a significant drop, at one point losing 140 USD early this morning, as positive developments in nuclear negotiations between My and Iran diminished safe-haven demand.

After a day of decline, brands raised gold bar prices to over 180 million dong this morning, following global trends.

Gold brands have further reduced gold bar prices by 3,4 million dong, bringing them below 170 million dong per tael, mirroring a global downward trend.

Leading brands are selling gold bars at 190.2 million dong per tael, mirroring an upward trend in the international market.

Brands sell gold bars around 174,3 million dong one tael, reaching an all-time high

Gold bar price falls by 1,8 million dong per tael after yesterday's record high of 170 million.

Domestic gold prices increased by about 4 million dong per tael compared to yesterday, following a global surge that pushed gold bars to 170 million dong.

Brands have raised gold bar selling prices to 162.9 million dong, following the global upward trend.