After hitting a 6-week low due to the Fed's interest rate hike, global gold prices reversed course, rising nearly 100 USD and reclaiming the 4,300 USD mark.

Gold lost the 4,300 USD mark per ounce as the Federal Reserve's likelihood of raising interest rates this week exceeded 90%.

All brands reduced gold bar selling prices by one million VND compared to yesterday, settling at 147,6 million VND per tael.

Global gold plunged over 100 USD per ounce in a single session, now nearing the 4,300 USD mark.

Global gold prices fell by over 40 USD at one point, nearing 4,400 USD per ounce, while domestic prices saw little change at the start of the week.

Gold bar and plain ring prices from major brands are down 1.5 million dong from yesterday, trading around 148.7 million dong.

Brands are selling gold ingots and plain rings for around 147.6 million dong, marking a high not seen in over a month.

Despite rising global prices, domestic gold bar brands saw declines in both buying and selling rates this morning.

Vietnam's gold bar prices surged by one million dong today, reaching 142,5 million dong per tael, mirroring an upward trend in the international market.

Financial markets experienced significant volatility due to renewed conflict in the Middle East and the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates.