Bargain hunting pushed each ounce of gold up by over 130 USD, ending three consecutive sessions of decline.

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.

Contrary to past trends of profit-taking during sharp market corrections, residents continued to queue this morning to buy gold and silver.

Safe-haven demand continues to push prices of precious metals like gold and silver to new record highs during the 23/1 session.

Favorable factors have pushed the price of the precious metal up by over 100 USD, now reaching a record 4,954 USD per ounce.

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.

Safe-haven demand, following the US president's threat of increased tariffs on Europe, has driven gold prices close to 4,690 USD and silver near 95 USD an ounce.

Safe-haven demand pushed global gold and silver prices up in the first session of the week, while crude oil prices fell.

Domestic gold bar prices fell by over 1.5 million dong, dropping below 156 million dong per tael.

Brands this morning increased gold bar selling price by an additional 900,000 VND per tael, reaching 156,3 million VND