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.

Police stated that Bao Tin Minh Chau gold stores are operating normally to protect public interests, adding that "the origin of the gold will continue to be verified".

Hanoi police will provide information on a case involving accounting regulation violations at Bao Tin Minh Chau Co., Ltd., following more than 10 days of officers working simultaneously at the company's gold stores.

The price of each tael of gold decreased by nearly 1.5 million VND this morning, falling to 173 million VND, with the domestic-international price gap narrowing to 25 million VND.

Brands are selling each tael of gold bars around 178 million dong, an increase of 3,1 million dong compared to late yesterday, following global upward trends.

Leading brands sold gold bars at 172.9 million VND per tael, more than 29 million VND higher than the global price.

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 surged by nearly 120 USD per ounce, Brent crude topped 110 USD a barrel, while major Wall Street indices fell by almost 2%.

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

Each tael of gold increases by nearly 5 million dong, reaching 175 million, with major brands returning to a state of scarcity.