Domestic silver bar prices set a record above 4 million VND per tael, as gold bar prices also exceeded 176 million VND.

Geopolitical tensions combined with weak selling pressure, even as prices repeatedly hit new highs, are leading many experts to predict gold will exceed 5,000 USD this week.

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

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

A man transferred over 300 million dong to buy two taels of gold, trusting a verified Facebook account named Bao Tin Minh Chau, but was defrauded.

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

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

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.

Geopolitical and economic instability push gold prices above 4,640 USD, while silver also touches the 92 USD per ounce mark.

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

Domestic brands sell gold bars at 162 million VND per tael, following a global price increase.

Global gold prices are heading towards the $4,600 mark, driven by geopolitical instability and last week's US jobs report.

Geopolitical instability, low interest rates, and continuous central bank purchases are factors that could drive gold prices higher this week, according to experts.

Gold bar brands sold each tael at 159,8 million VND, an increase of 1,5 million VND compared to yesterday.