The price of a gold bar increased by half a million VND to a record high of 125 million VND, widening the gap with global prices to 18 million VND.

Most Wall street experts predict that the gold market will continue to trade sideways after a slight decline last week.

Gold prices fell by $55 on Monday after US President Donald Trump denied plans to impose tariffs on gold imports.

Gold bars are currently trading at their highest price ever, around 124 million VND per tael, and remain 16 million VND more expensive than global prices.

This morning, the price of gold bars increased by half a million to 123.8 million VND per tael, about 200,000 VND away from the historical peak in April.

The price of a gold bar increased by 2 million VND today, approaching the previous peak in mid-April, with a 16.5 million VND difference compared to the global market.

Gold gained over 70 USD per ounce, driven by a disappointing US jobs report and newly announced import tariffs by Donald Trump.

Gold gained over 30 USD per ounce, while the S&P 500 hit a new record high for the 11th time this year.

The price of gold surged nearly 50 USD in the first trading session of the week, primarily due to uncertainty surrounding the approaching US import tariff deadline.

Gold prices surged by over 30 USD per ounce as investors sought safe havens after US President Donald Trump announced new import tariffs.

Gold dropped over 30 USD per ounce as investors grew optimistic about further trade agreements before the August 1 deadline.

Analysts are divided on the direction of gold prices due to uncertainty surrounding the impact of tariffs, a potential Fed rate cut, and other economic factors.

A better-than-expected jobs report caused global gold prices to fall by more than 30 USD, but pushed Wall Street to record highs for the second consecutive session.

The price of SJC gold bars increased by 600,000 VND compared to yesterday, reaching 121.3 million VND per tael, the highest level in two months.