SPDR Gold Trust accelerates accumulation after consecutive weeks of selling, raising its holdings to over 1,060 tons of gold, the highest in the past month.

News of Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz during an Israel-Lebanon ceasefire sent oil prices below 90 USD, while gold gained 70 USD.

Gold bar prices across major brands rose by 1.5 million dong, reaching 173 million dong per tael, mirroring an upward trend in international prices.

Analysts on Kitco News suggest gold prices may continue to rise next week, following three consecutive weeks of gains.

Gold brands reduced the selling price of each tael of gold bars by 3,5 million VND, bringing the price down to 171,5 million VND.

US crude oil prices fall below 100 USD per barrel, while gold prices surge by nearly 140 USD per ounce.

Businesses raise gold bar selling prices by one million, reaching 174,5 million dong per tael.

Brent crude reaches 116 USD, up 3%, while global gold prices turn lower by 60 USD.

After a week of fluctuations around the USD 4,500 mark, over half of Wall Street experts and individual investors believe gold prices will continue to recover next week.

Gold loses over 120 USD per ounce, while Brent crude oil climbs nearly 6% after several downward sessions.

Each tael of gold bars sold by brands reached 167,9 million dong, an increase of nearly two million dong compared to yesterday's close.

Following a sharp decline of over 10% last week, most Wall Street experts predict global gold prices will continue their correction this week, potentially falling to 4,000 USD an ounce.

Leading brands reduced gold bar selling prices by 5.1 million VND today, reaching 171 million VND per tael, following a global downward trend.

The Ha Tinh Department of Finance has handed over nearly 30 kg of gold, established under public ownership, to an enterprise in Nghe An after receiving over 142 billion VND for the purchase.