All three Wall Street indexes hit record highs, while global gold prices surged by over 63 USD per ounce.

The price of gold fell by nearly 30 USD an ounce, while US stocks saw mixed reactions after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.

Domestic gold bar selling prices reached 134.3 million VND, down 1 million compared to yesterday, marking the second consecutive day of decline.

Domestic brands are selling gold bars at 135.8 million VND per tael (approximately 37.5 grams), maintaining a significant premium over global prices.

The State Bank of Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai province advises caution amid significant gold price fluctuations, recommending purchases only from licensed entities.

The price of a gold bar increased by 1 million VND this morning, reaching a new record high of over 135 million VND, maintaining a 20 million VND difference compared to the global market.

SJC sells gold bars at 134.4 million VND per tael, marking the 11th consecutive increase and nearly 21 million VND higher than the global price.

After the holiday, gold prices increased by 2.8 million VND, reaching 133.4 million VND per tael, nearly 21 million VND higher than global prices.

Gold surged nearly 60 USD per ounce, briefly approaching 3,540 USD, fueled by the prospect of US interest rate cuts and rising political and economic risks.

Global gold prices hit a new peak, pushing domestic gold ring prices to nearly 128 million VND per tael, an increase of 1-2 million VND.

Wall Street experts predict continued gold price increases, driven by Fed rate cut expectations in September.

Domestic gold prices continued their upward trend, increasing by 1 million VND per tael this morning, a difference of 20.5 million VND compared to the world market.

US inflation edged up and uncertainty at the Fed pushed gold prices up nearly 30 USD in the last session of the week.

Gold bar prices continue to rise to 128.9 million VND per tael, nearly 20 million VND higher than global prices.